the focus of this year's hello wood festival was on exploring the dualities between construction and demolition, intervention and naturalness, as well as absence and replenishment.

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the interplay of geometric forms and abundant greenery create a kaleidoscope-like view skywards.

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ten unique pavilions offer a glimpse into the heritage of the hello wood festival.

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tucked away among a hungarian forest, this airplane-shaped tiny cabin reveals a child's kingdom.

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inspired by the shape of the rocks, the cabins blend seamlessly with the amorphous topography, creating a link between artificial and natural.

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set in the historic buda castle district, the new visitor center and infopoints also act as perfect selfie mirrors for passersby.

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the tiny, playful construction nods to the treehouse typology in a contemporary manner. 

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designed and manufactured in hungary by hello wood, kabinka takes cues from local rural architectural heritage.

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transcending the conventional cube, the geometry is expressed as a complex art piece that emerges from the landscape.

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the geometric logic of voronoi cells was used in the generation of the installation by hello wood.

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