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    <title>Cabin Fever: Tiny Cutting-Edge Houses</title>
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    <dateIssued>September 13, 2018</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>The once uncultivated site has become interesting in terms of both architecture and design and has recently seen the arrival of tiny cutting-edge houses. The buildings include the Hungarian AU workshop’s wool-lined cabin retreat, the Hello Wood forest clubhouse, the cabin on wheels by Czech H3T architekti, the 12-metre high Swiss frundgallina lodge, the multi-storey homes by ZarCola from Italy, the cabin on stilts by the Spanish architect Josep Garriga + OfficeShophouse, and the Argentinian iR arquitectura’s building that has the potential to become a passive house with the use of solar energy.</abstract>
  <note>expanding design practices, Hello Wood, Low Density, Project, Technology and fabrication</note>
  <note>Architecture&amp;nature, Comfort, Community, Educational, Experimental housing, Functional unit, Housing, Hungary, Installation, Prefabrication, Project, Research, Sustainable, Timber, Wood</note>
  <note>Hello Wood team:
Péter Pozsár curator of Cabin Fever and co-founder of Hello Wood (Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design), Orsi Janota project leader, Head of the Hello Wood Education Division, Fruzsi Karig architect, co-curator of Cabin Fever, András Huszár, Dávid Ráday co-founders of Hello Wood, Gergely Lukács Szőke graphic designer, Niki Lakatos, Anita Farkas project managers, Andi Cselovszki project coordinator, Péter Pé Szabó and Máté Nagy architectural coordinators, Niki Papp logistics</note>
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