We wanted to build a compact holiday house that would respect the space limitations of the garden in Paní háje with its long and narrow floor plan. Another effort was to connect to the magnificent view of the White Carpathians on the horizon and optically connect the garden with the interior of the house. With this assignment, we turned to the Brno architectural office Archteam under the leadership of Ing. architect Milan Rak, who received the title BUILDING OF THE YEAR 2002 and at the same time the GRAND PRIX OF ARCHITECTS 2001 for the WOODEN FAMILY HOUSE IN THE GARDEN, which was also published in the encyclopedia of contemporary world architecture The Phaidon World Atlas Contemporary Architecture (London, 2004) and MINI HOUSE NOW (New York, 2006). The architect, who visited Paní háje to tune in to the soul of this place and several consultations with us, designed the holiday house project as an elongated wooden structure connecting the lower terrace with outdoor galleries with stairs to the upper terrace at the back. The structure is oriented in the direction from the Chřiby forest, which protects its back, to the sloping garden to the southern plains of Slovácko,

Trips: Mountains "Chriby" - "Moravan" meadows - Rock "Kozel" - "Saint Kliment" settlement - Pulpit "Kazatelna" - Viewpoint "Brdo" - Castle "Buchlov" - Castle "Cimburk" - Lock "Buchlovice" - Lock "Milotice" •Swimming: - Dam "Brezina Osvetimany" - Lake "Vresovice" •Skiing: - Ski Parc "Osvetimany"