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HELLO WOOD

Hello Wood is an award-winning architecture and design studio based in Budapest, Hungary, specializing in prefabricated and modular timber construction. Founded in 2010 by András Huszár, Dávid Ráday, Péter Pozsár, and Maxim Bakos, the company has quickly gained international recognition for its innovative and sustainable approach to architecture. Hello Wood operates as a full-service studio, handling all stages of a project from initial design and planning to construction and even hospitality operations. Their expertise lies in Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) construction, utilizing wood and other sustainable materials to create visually striking, functional, and eco-friendly buildings. They offer a range of products, including CLT houses, design cabins (tiny houses), and solutions for resort development. The design cabins are particularly notable for their low energy consumption and environmental focus, positioning them as a forward-thinking housing solution. Hello Wood also undertakes large-scale projects, leveraging their in-house construction team to ensure smooth and transparent execution with fixed budgets. Beyond design and construction, Hello Wood is committed to social responsibility and education. They organize summer university programs and design workshops based on a "learning by doing" philosophy, investing in the education of future designers. This commitment extends to their material choices and construction methods, emphasizing sustainability and minimizing environmental impact. The company also designs and operates Rock Cabins, demonstrating their deep understanding of hospitality and operational efficiency. Hello Wood's target clients include design-savvy individuals, forward-thinking businesses, and innovative local governments. Their projects span various sectors, from residential homes and weekend houses to home office pods and resort accommodations. They serve clients internationally, bringing their expertise in timber construction to projects around the world. Their mission is to shape the future of sustainable timber architecture by creating inspiring places to live, stay, and connect with nature, utilizing innovative design, advanced construction methods, and CLT technology.

Budapest, Hungary