ika.architekti, an architecture studio in Brno, Czech Republic, has constructed the Upcycled Sauna, a six-square-meter DIY sauna made entirely from salvaged materials. Focusing on sustainability and resourcefulness, the design incorporates elements like wooden pallets, raw sheep wool for insulation, and second-hand corrugated fiberglass panels. The architects aimed to create a tranquil space for relaxation by combining various offcuts and reclaimed materials, which not only adds warmth but also highlights the potential for upcycling in modern architecture. This innovative project demonstrates how discarded items can be transformed into functional, aesthetic structures.
ika.architekti's Upcycled Sauna cleverly employs salvaged materials to create a sustainable, aesthetically pleasing space for relaxation, embodying a resourceful architectural approach.
The structure utilizes wooden pallets and sleepers as a load-bearing framework, showcasing how discarded items can construct functional and beautiful architectural solutions.
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