Starting point
A very diverse group of architecture and design students spending 10 days together in a National Park in Estonia
Outcome
A floating wooden structure which extends the park's existing infrastructure, aimed at locals and visitors alike
Recognition
This project has been featured on various design blogs
A piece of micro architecture which is inspired by its surroundings
Estonia's beautiful Soomaa national park consists of large raised bogs, flood plain grasslands, forests and meandering rivers. Each year in spring, the rivers flood and the land is covered with water, which leaves visitors and locals to navigate the area by boat.
The goal of the workshop was to create a wooden installation which could join the existing forest infrastructure while reflecting its delicate environment.
Last three images by Tõnu Tunnel
Tutors
Sami Rintala, Pavle Stamenovic, b210, Hannes Praks (Estonian Academy of Arts)
Participants
Alden Jõgisuu, Andrea Tamm, Andres Mutis, Berglind Erna Tryggvadóttir, Brigita Kasperaitè, Dan Theman Docherty, Finlay Barge, Gabriel Müller, Gerda Kaasik, Kadri Erdel, Kristiina Veinberg, Laura Müürsepp, Siim Karro, Stefano Prevosti, Triin Mänd, Tuva Ina Sofia Björk