{"id":1043070,"date":"2018-12-23T00:16:24","date_gmt":"2018-12-23T05:16:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.bocskairadio.org\/?p=1043070"},"modified":"2018-12-23T00:16:24","modified_gmt":"2018-12-23T05:16:24","slug":"hello-wood-masters-of-wood-installations","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bocskairadio.org\/en\/hello-wood-masters-of-wood-installations\/","title":{"rendered":"Hello Wood: Masters of Wood Installations"},"content":{"rendered":"

What started as a nonprofit business and teaching platform has transformed into one of the country\u2019s most notable design companies \u2013 Hello Wood. It was voted one of Hungary\u2019s favorite workplaces and can be found throughout the country: at festivals, in the pop-up installation in V\u00e1roshaza Park and the Christmas markets. All the while, social responsibility and education have remained one of their main goals; Europe\u2019s foremost wood craftsmanship camps are organized by Hello Wood for college students and younger generations.<\/strong><\/p>\n

One of their most well-known projects is the now nine-years-old international\u00a0Hello Wood<\/a>\u00a0camp held in Cs\u00f3romf\u00f6lde. This year, the Cabin Fever program brought together carpenters from 30 different countries to build, within a week, seven livable and contemporary weekend houses\u2014which were later furnished by Hungarian furniture suppliers. With the help of the Hello Wood team and professional international mentors, members of the summer camp learned to build movable, livable, and unique \u201cwooden cabins\u201d which will eventually have the potential to be prototypes for designer-hotels placed in the Bakony Mountains or the Kal Basin. \u201cWe are experimenting with a type of instruction which maintains the value and intensity of learning, while simultaneously producing developable products for future consumers. This level of direct connection to the demands of the market is not possible in the classic university teaching style,\u201d said P\u00e9ter Pozs\u00e1r, one of the founding members of Hello Wood and a participant in the summer camp. Amongst other skills, campers had the opportunity to learn the basics of good insulation and tin roofing. They also familiarized themselves with the latest research and technologies.<\/p>\n

The team finds it important to take part in not just the planning phases of a project, but also the actual carrying out of the said project; it is their educational goal to supplement the university\u2019s \u201cabstract and overly theoretical\u201d approaches with practical experience. All three founding members of the company taught previously in a university. \u201cAs teachers, we witnessed the issue of students having no access to practical experience, no opportunity to use their two hands to handle the qualities of the tree or see its potential,\u201d\u00a0explained<\/a>\u00a0Andr\u00e1s Husz\u00e1r to Lak\u00e1skult\u00fara magazine.<\/p>\n

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A wood installation built on the \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz mustra\u201d. Photo by Bujnovkszy Tam\u00e1s\/Hello Wood<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Largely for this reason, they established \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz Mustra<\/a>\u201d, a building-festival which started in 2013 under the name \u201cBalatoni Hekk\u201d. In 2017 the camp moved to the Tokaj wine region where the more than one hundred creative college students in their twenties were able to see the potential of the land. In the week of the camp, they built wooden installations in all eight of the area\u2019s villages. Since last year, the 10 participating institutions of the festival have included the event in their lesson plans; participants help in the development of an entire project, from start to finish\u2014thus completing Hello Wood\u2019s theoretical aspects with their full support.<\/p>\n

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Hello Wood\u2019s summer camp. Photo by Marcos Llerena\/Hello Wood<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The Hungarian National Tourism Agency supports Hello Wood\u2019s creativity camps given that the prototypes, installations and tourist attractions produced in this program successfully put Hungarian design and creativity on the national and foreign radar.<\/p>\n

Aside from the summer camps, the team can be credited with numerous other accomplishments and installations. Their creations can be spotted at various festivals throughout the summer, but also in Budapest\u2019s V\u00e1rosh\u00e1za Park which houses, for the second summer, Hello Wood\u2019s alternative outdoor furniture.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

Christmas Tree at M\u00dcPA Budapest.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Andr\u00e1s Husz\u00e1r told Lak\u00e1skult\u00fara magazine of their most loved works: \u201cThe Christmas tree made of sleds in front of the M\u00dcPA impressed many, and we have made similar creations since, in several locations. Our London installation was named in London\u2019s Top 5 alternative trees. The charity tree we built on Elizabeth square was made of usable firewood which was later donated to those in need, as were the sleds which constructed the tree at MUPA. In Manchester, our installation was made up of a future pub\u2019s fixtures, counters, chairs, and tables\u2014all of the material was later utilized in the furnishing of an actual pub constructed by the clients. The distinctiveness of all these projects, and the wood, is that nothing is wasted. In fact, most of the time, the materials become much more valuable after the project is completed. Somewhere, within this, is the goal of Hello Wood: construction, the applied designs, and societal cooperation\u201d.<\/p>\n

on the featured photo: Hello Wood\u2019s Christmas Tree in London<\/em><\/p>\n

Source:\u00a0hungarytoday.hu<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

What started as a nonprofit business and teaching platform has transformed into one of the country\u2019s most notable design companies \u2013 Hello Wood. It was voted one of Hungary\u2019s favorite workplaces and can be found throughout the country: at festivals, in the pop-up installation in V\u00e1roshaza Park and the Christmas markets. All the while, social responsibility and education have remained one of their main goals; Europe\u2019s foremost wood craftsmanship camps are organized by Hello Wood for college students and younger generations.<\/strong><\/p>\n

One of their most well-known projects is the now nine-years-old international\u00a0Hello Wood<\/a>\u00a0camp held in Cs\u00f3romf\u00f6lde. This year, the Cabin Fever program brought together carpenters from 30 different countries to build, within a week, seven livable and contemporary weekend houses\u2014which were later furnished by Hungarian furniture suppliers. With the help of the Hello Wood team and professional international mentors, members of the summer camp learned to build movable, livable, and unique \u201cwooden cabins\u201d which will eventually have the potential to be prototypes for designer-hotels placed in the Bakony Mountains or the Kal Basin. \u201cWe are experimenting with a type of instruction which maintains the value and intensity of learning, while simultaneously producing developable products for future consumers. This level of direct connection to the demands of the market is not possible in the classic university teaching style,\u201d said P\u00e9ter Pozs\u00e1r, one of the founding members of Hello Wood and a participant in the summer camp. Amongst other skills, campers had the opportunity to learn the basics of good insulation and tin roofing. They also familiarized themselves with the latest research and technologies.<\/p>\n

The team finds it important to take part in not just the planning phases of a project, but also the actual carrying out of the said project; it is their educational goal to supplement the university\u2019s \u201cabstract and overly theoretical\u201d approaches with practical experience. All three founding members of the company taught previously in a university. \u201cAs teachers, we witnessed the issue of students having no access to practical experience, no opportunity to use their two hands to handle the qualities of the tree or see its potential,\u201d\u00a0explained<\/a>\u00a0Andr\u00e1s Husz\u00e1r to Lak\u00e1skult\u00fara magazine.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

A wood installation built on the \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz mustra\u201d. Photo by Bujnovkszy Tam\u00e1s\/Hello Wood<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Largely for this reason, they established \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz Mustra<\/a>\u201d, a building-festival which started in 2013 under the name \u201cBalatoni Hekk\u201d. In 2017 the camp moved to the Tokaj wine region where the more than one hundred creative college students in their twenties were able to see the potential of the land. In the week of the camp, they built wooden installations in all eight of the area\u2019s villages. Since last year, the 10 participating institutions of the festival have included the event in their lesson plans; participants help in the development of an entire project, from start to finish\u2014thus completing Hello Wood\u2019s theoretical aspects with their full support.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

Hello Wood\u2019s summer camp. Photo by Marcos Llerena\/Hello Wood<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The Hungarian National Tourism Agency supports Hello Wood\u2019s creativity camps given that the prototypes, installations and tourist attractions produced in this program successfully put Hungarian design and creativity on the national and foreign radar.<\/p>\n

Aside from the summer camps, the team can be credited with numerous other accomplishments and installations. Their creations can be spotted at various festivals throughout the summer, but also in Budapest\u2019s V\u00e1rosh\u00e1za Park which houses, for the second summer, Hello Wood\u2019s alternative outdoor furniture.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

Christmas Tree at M\u00dcPA Budapest.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Andr\u00e1s Husz\u00e1r told Lak\u00e1skult\u00fara magazine of their most loved works: \u201cThe Christmas tree made of sleds in front of the M\u00dcPA impressed many, and we have made similar creations since, in several locations. Our London installation was named in London\u2019s Top 5 alternative trees. The charity tree we built on Elizabeth square was made of usable firewood which was later donated to those in need, as were the sleds which constructed the tree at MUPA. In Manchester, our installation was made up of a future pub\u2019s fixtures, counters, chairs, and tables\u2014all of the material was later utilized in the furnishing of an actual pub constructed by the clients. The distinctiveness of all these projects, and the wood, is that nothing is wasted. In fact, most of the time, the materials become much more valuable after the project is completed. Somewhere, within this, is the goal of Hello Wood: construction, the applied designs, and societal cooperation\u201d.<\/p>\n

on the featured photo: Hello Wood\u2019s Christmas Tree in London<\/em><\/p>\n

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The team finds it important to take part in not just the planning phases of a project, but also the actual carrying out of the said project; it is their educational goal to supplement the university\u2019s \u201cabstract and overly theoretical\u201d approaches with practical experience. All three founding members of the company taught previously in a university. \u201cAs teachers, we witnessed the issue of students having no access to practical experience, no opportunity to use their two hands to handle the qualities of the tree or see its potential,\u201d\u00a0explained\u00a0Andr\u00e1s Husz\u00e1r to Lak\u00e1skult\u00fara magazine. A wood installation built on the \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz mustra\u201d. Photo by Bujnovkszy Tam\u00e1s\/Hello Wood Largely for this reason, they established \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz Mustra\u201d, a building-festival which started in 2013 under the name \u201cBalatoni Hekk\u201d. In 2017 the camp moved to the Tokaj wine region where the more than one hundred creative college students in their twenties were able to see the potential of the land. In the week of the camp, they built wooden installations in all eight of the area\u2019s villages. Since last year, the 10 participating institutions of the festival have included the event in their lesson plans; participants help in the development of an entire project, from start to finish\u2014thus completing Hello Wood\u2019s theoretical aspects with their full support. Hello Wood\u2019s summer camp. Photo by Marcos Llerena\/Hello Wood The Hungarian National Tourism Agency supports Hello Wood\u2019s creativity camps given that the prototypes, installations and tourist attractions produced in this program successfully put Hungarian design and creativity on the national and foreign radar. Aside from the summer camps, the team can be credited with numerous other accomplishments and installations. 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The distinctiveness of all these projects, and the wood, is that nothing is wasted. In fact, most of the time, the materials become much more valuable after the project is completed. 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With the help of the Hello Wood team and professional international mentors, members of the summer camp learned to build movable, livable, and unique \u201cwooden cabins\u201d which will eventually have the potential to be prototypes for designer-hotels placed in the Bakony Mountains or the Kal Basin. \u201cWe are experimenting with a type of instruction which maintains the value and intensity of learning, while simultaneously producing developable products for future consumers. This level of direct connection to the demands of the market is not possible in the classic university teaching style,\u201d said P\u00e9ter Pozs\u00e1r, one of the founding members of Hello Wood and a participant in the summer camp. Amongst other skills, campers had the opportunity to learn the basics of good insulation and tin roofing. They also familiarized themselves with the latest research and technologies. The team finds it important to take part in not just the planning phases of a project, but also the actual carrying out of the said project; it is their educational goal to supplement the university\u2019s \u201cabstract and overly theoretical\u201d approaches with practical experience. All three founding members of the company taught previously in a university. \u201cAs teachers, we witnessed the issue of students having no access to practical experience, no opportunity to use their two hands to handle the qualities of the tree or see its potential,\u201d\u00a0explained\u00a0Andr\u00e1s Husz\u00e1r to Lak\u00e1skult\u00fara magazine. A wood installation built on the \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz mustra\u201d. Photo by Bujnovkszy Tam\u00e1s\/Hello Wood Largely for this reason, they established \u201c\u00c9p\u00edt\u00e9sz Mustra\u201d, a building-festival which started in 2013 under the name \u201cBalatoni Hekk\u201d. In 2017 the camp moved to the Tokaj wine region where the more than one hundred creative college students in their twenties were able to see the potential of the land. In the week of the camp, they built wooden installations in all eight of the area\u2019s villages. Since last year, the 10 participating institutions of the festival have included the event in their lesson plans; participants help in the development of an entire project, from start to finish\u2014thus completing Hello Wood\u2019s theoretical aspects with their full support. Hello Wood\u2019s summer camp. Photo by Marcos Llerena\/Hello Wood The Hungarian National Tourism Agency supports Hello Wood\u2019s creativity camps given that the prototypes, installations and tourist attractions produced in this program successfully put Hungarian design and creativity on the national and foreign radar. Aside from the summer camps, the team can be credited with numerous other accomplishments and installations. Their creations can be spotted at various festivals throughout the summer, but also in Budapest\u2019s V\u00e1rosh\u00e1za Park which houses, for the second summer, Hello Wood\u2019s alternative outdoor furniture. Christmas Tree at M\u00dcPA Budapest. Andr\u00e1s Husz\u00e1r told Lak\u00e1skult\u00fara magazine of their most loved works: \u201cThe Christmas tree made of sleds in front of the M\u00dcPA impressed many, and we have made similar creations since, in several locations. Our London installation was named in London\u2019s Top 5 alternative trees. The charity tree we built on Elizabeth square was made of usable firewood which was later donated to those in need, as were the sleds which constructed the tree at MUPA. In Manchester, our installation was made up of a future pub\u2019s fixtures, counters, chairs, and tables\u2014all of the material was later utilized in the furnishing of an actual pub constructed by the clients. The distinctiveness of all these projects, and the wood, is that nothing is wasted. In fact, most of the time, the materials become much more valuable after the project is completed. 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