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Architects: KUMA & ELSA
- Area: 6 m²
- Year: 2018
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Photographs:Shohei Kuma
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Manufacturers: Vectorworks, -, Trimble
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Lead Architects: Shohei Kuma, Elsa Escobedo
Text description provided by the architects. Hut of Silver is a small public facility in Attignat-Oncin - a 400 inhabitants village in eastern France. This village is part of the Natural Regional Park of Chartreuse, and a third of its land is woodland. The 17th-century Saint-Martin church is an important landmark that stands tall in the center of the village, together with the Primary School and the Town Hall. In 2018 the District Council launched an open competition to design and build a public landscape feature that would remind a childhood hut, in woodland adjacent to the church.
