Embracing the Peaks: Modern Mountain Cottage Design in Bučina by ADREmbracing the Peaks: Modern Mountain Cottage Design in Bučina by ADR

Embracing the Peaks: Modern Mountain Cottage Design in Bučina by ADR

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Nestled in the heart of the Krkonoše National Park, Malá Úpa, Czech Republic, Bučina Cottage stands as a testament to modern mountain cottage design. Designed by the innovative architects at ADR, Aleš Lapka and Petr Kolář, this 162 m² structure redefines traditional mountain living with a contemporary twist. Captured through the lens of BoysPlayNice, the cottage showcases a seamless blend of form, function, and breathtaking views.

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A Design Inspired by Tradition and Nature

The unique cross-shaped layout of Bučina Cottage is a modern interpretation of traditional construction in the Krkonoše National Park area. This asymmetrical design divides the cottage into two equally sized masses, each offering a distinct function and a window to the surrounding natural beauty, including the majestic Sněžka peak.

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The Heart of the Cottage: A Spiraling Core

At the intersection of its cross-shaped layout, the cottage features a spiral staircase wrapping around a chimney, leading to a cozy sitting area by the fireplace. This central element not only serves as a functional part of the home but also as a warm gathering spot for residents and guests alike.

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Architectural and Environmental Harmony

Building with the Landscape

Bučina Cottage is constructed as a lightweight wooden structure with a residential attic, poised on a concrete foundation. This design allows the cottage to harmonically float above the terrain in summer and level with the snow in winter, showcasing a deep respect for its natural surroundings.

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A Vibrant Facade and Cozy Interiors

The exterior, adorned with unplaned spruce boards painted in a traditional red hue, pays homage to the historical wooden mountain buildings of the area. Inside, wood continues to play a pivotal role, with exposed structural elements, flooring, and custom-made furniture all crafted from solid spruce, embodying the warmth and essence of mountain living.

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A New Chapter in Mountain Cottage Design

Bučina Cottage by ADR represents a significant milestone in modern mountain cottage design, blending the rich architectural heritage of the Krkonoše National Park with contemporary aesthetics and functionality. Its thoughtful layout, environmental integration, and use of traditional materials reimagined in a modern context set a new benchmark for mountain residences.

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All photographs are work of BoysPlayNice

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