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DYVO HUT is a functional and artistic object at the same time. It is a guard house near one of our offices that we turned into a recreational artwork.
The project was made in collaboration with Illia Tovstonog.
CHALLENGE
To transform a gloomy system object into an attractive meeting and relaxation place for employees and office guests. A place where you want to sit or take a walk. A place where you don’t want to leave.
To convey warmth and naturalness, we covered the walls of the house with wood and built a reed roof on top. So from the outside it resembles a forest hut, which, by the way, is very technological inside
We wanted to make this object interesting and inspiring, so we created a real work of art - an extraordinary stained glass room near the house. And it's not just any stained glass window:
• first, it is based on sketches by the famous artist Serhii Radko,
• secondly, it is made using a unique technology of gluing figures and triplexing in volume.
By the way, the stained-glass window plots describe the customers' field of activity.
To make the place a magnet for everyone around, we designed a water surface next to the house.
This is an inventive visual solution, because the stained glass pattern is reflected in the water, creating a spectacular three-dimensional picture. It's also a great practical solution, because on hot summer days you want to be near the water.
To make the project not only beautiful but also cozy, we created a shady green area around it. Among the stones, bushes, and trees, there are many places where you can retire or relax with a group.
There is a stained-glass guest table, colored pedestals near the stained-glass window, a long wooden bench near the water, comfortable warm stones and mini-glades.
The art sculptures in the courtyard deserve special attention. These are real artistic canvases that continue the visual history of the stained-glass window. In addition, there is an authentic stone washstand, as if carved out of a piece of rock with a cayfish.
DYVO HUT is a small but very artistic project, where a new extraordinary solution is discovered at every step.
This is a story about the desire to surprise and delight, to make friends with nature, and nature with art. It's a story about a small miracle in the middle of office routine.
To convey warmth and naturalness, we covered the walls of the house with wood and built a reed roof on top. So from the outside it resembles a forest hut, which, by the way, is very technological inside
We wanted to make this object interesting and inspiring, so we created a real work of art – an extraordinary stained glass room near the house. And it’s not just any stained glass window:
• first, it is based on sketches by the famous artist Serhii Radko,
• secondly, it is made using a unique technology of gluing figures and triplexing in volume.
By the way, the stained-glass window plots describe the customers’ field of activity.
To make the place a magnet for everyone around, we designed a water surface next to the house.
This is an inventive visual solution, because the stained glass pattern is reflected in the water, creating a spectacular three-dimensional picture. It’s also a great practical solution, because on hot summer days you want to be near the water.
To make the project not only beautiful but also cozy, we created a shady green area around it. Among the stones, bushes, and trees, there are many places where you can retire or relax with a group.
There is a stained-glass guest table, colored pedestals near the stained-glass window, a long wooden bench near the water, comfortable warm stones and mini-glades.
The art sculptures in the courtyard deserve special attention. These are real artistic canvases that continue the visual history of the stained-glass window. In addition, there is an authentic stone washstand, as if carved out of a piece of rock with a cayfish.
DYVO HUT is a small but very artistic project, where a new extraordinary solution is discovered at every step.
This is a story about the desire to surprise and delight, to make friends with nature, and nature with art. It’s a story about a small miracle in the middle of office routine.
