Floating Sauna in Türi

Türi, Estonia
Photo: Jacob Meier
Foto © HGA

Estonian tradition of saun was transformed into a floating pavilion.

The assignment was to built a sauna on top of two pontoons which were used a long time ago in a harbour construction and left unused at our client yard.

The pavilion was designed to create rather clear contrast to the surroundings by the simple form. The form defines a living room amongst the nature at the same time keeps enough openness. The carefully-placed enclosed sauna divides the floor providing a corner for changing of clothes.

Wooden structure is covered with Siberian larch boarding.

Photo: Jacob Meier
Foto © HGA
Photo: Jacob Meier
Immagine © HGA
Photo: Jacob Meier
Foto © HGA
Photo: Jacob Meier
Foto © HGA
Photo: Jacob Meier
Foto © HGA
Photo: Jacob Meier
Foto © HGA
Architetti d'Interni
Hayashi-Grossschmidt Arhitektuur
Anno
2013
Stato del progetto
Costruito
Team
Tomomi Hayashi

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