Trekronaa Küçük Kulübe by Manuela Hardy is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 A' Design Award Bronz Ödülü in Mimarlık, Bina ve Yapı Tasarımı Competition Category.

BronzMimarlık· 2022

Trekronaa Küçük Kulübe

by Manuela Hardy

Client: Henrik Stokkeland

A' Design Award Bronz Ödülü Winner in Mimarlık Category

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The Design

About Trekronaa Küçük Kulübe

Trekronaa, Norveç'in Ogna bölgesinde çam ağaçları arasına inşa edilmiş küçük bir kulübedir. Kabin, beton üzerine oturan üç çelik ayakla desteklenen bir çelik iskelet üzerinde yükselir; böylece yapı süzülüyormuş gibi görünür ve zemine hafifçe dokunur. Ahşap karkas accoya ile kaplanmıştır ve girişe uzanan bir rampa, su ile elektrik hatlarını taşır. 15 metrekarelik alan içinde plan; küçük bir banyo, bir mutfak, bir yemek masası, bir oturma bankı ile dört ila beş kişilik yatakları barındırır. Tasarım, konforu çevredeki ormanla kurulan yakın temasla birleştirir. Kulübe, ardında hiçbir iz bırakmadan başka bir yere taşınabilir.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Bronz Ödülü

Trekronaa Küçük Kulübe, A' Design Award Bronz Ödülü kazananıdır; bu, yaratıcılık, buluş gücü ve kurnazlıkla öne çıkan olağanüstü tasarımlara verilen son derece prestijli bir tanınırlıktır. Bronz kazananlar, tasarımcılarının engin deneyimini, hayal gücünü ve becerikliliğini doğrulayan fazlasıyla yetenekli ve çarpıcı biçimde yaratıcı nesnelerdir. Trekronaa Küçük Kulübe, çok itibar gören, hayranlıkla izlenen ve sevilen, dikkat çekici derecede profesyonel ve yenilikçi bir nesne olması beklenir. A' Design Award Bronz Ödülü kazanan bu tasarım, sanat, bilim, tasarım ve teknolojideki en iyi uygulamaları bünyesinde barındırır ve ayrıntıya gösterdiği özenle mükemmeldir. Trekronaa Küçük Kulübe ihtiyaçları muhteşem biçimde karşılar, arzulara dokunur, duyguları büyüler ve merakı çeker.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: The visitors coming to trekronaa can lie down under the duvet while viewing the pine forest and starry sky - and wake up to the chirping of birds, the stream that trickles and the sun that shine through the trees. A place where you can get a piece of your life back.
Dimensions & Packaging: The cabins are 15 square meters big, with a small bathroom, kitchen and sleeps 4-5 people.
Tags: treehouses, micro house, micro cabin, hut, tree hut, small living, compact living
Production Technology: The treehouses are built on a steel frame, with 3 steel legs on concrete, leaving them hardly interfering with nature.
Design Challenge: The hardest part of the design process was to fit a bathroom, kitchen, dining table, bench and beds for 4-5 people, and using the space in a most efficient way. Another challenge was the placement of electricity and water, with lays in the ramp. For the carpenter, one of the biggest challenges was all of the angles, especially on the bottom of the cabin.
Research: The architect and client had studied some similar treehouse-projects before starting on the Trekronaa. Still, this project would be inspired by its own concept, looking to fulfill the needs visitors would have or apprectiate on a visit like this. The pinecone was an early object that inspired the architect, in addition to the urge of designing playful childhood treehouses.
Inspiration: The pine cone was part of the inspiration for me as the architect. Also I wanted to build on my childhood dream of carpentry wooden cabins in the woods. I wanted to take it a step further - namely mixing comfort with nostalgia and closeness to nature.
Project Duration: The project started with a site visit in November 2020, and was completed dec 2021. It is situated in Ogna, Norway.
Operation Flow: The cabin can be moved without leaving a footprint. It is built with a wooden frame on top of a steel frame, and cladded with accoya. The steel legs make it look like it floats in the air. A ramp leads to the cabin entrance, which feels safe for visitors compared to other possible ways to enter the cabin. Staying in the cabin can be compared to a hotel experience, the difference is the direct contact to the forest and the surrounding nature.
Team Members: Manuela Hardy, architect
Image Credits: Damir Fattakhov
Manuela Hardy