The architects of the Dutch bureau Hofman Dujardin approached the creation of the residential building project in a creative and non-standard way.
They decided to build a house in a pine forest so that it harmoniously fits into the landscape of a pine forest and, as it were, becomes part of it.
Wooden panels are used to cover the exterior walls and a portion of the roof. There are windows in three distinct rooms. Each terrace is separate. Large panoramic windows in the nursery offer a picturesque view of the pine forest. Inside, all rooms are connected by sliding doors.
When they are open, one gets the impression of a single space that goes straight to the forest clearing.
