The evolution of Hello Wood from a humble architectural summer camp into a trailblazing design studio is a tale of innovation and adaptation. Founded in 2010 by András Huszár and Dávid Ráday, Hello Wood initially focused on crafting cabins and public installations. However, its true breakthrough came with the conceptualization of the Pebble Pod in 2013, then known as WorkStation. This detached prefab workstation emerged just in time to meet the burgeoning demand for isolated workspaces, heightened by the pandemic lockdowns of 2020.

The Pebble Pod, an 8-square-meter wooden structure, transcends its origins to become a multifaceted haven. It serves various purposes, from a WorkPod to a GamePod, and even as a serene GlampingPod. Its soundproof and weather-resistant qualities make it ideal for diverse settings like meeting rooms, playrooms, studios, or tranquil retreats. The pod’s design allows it to integrate seamlessly into different environments ? whether in a garden, by a lakeshore, or atop a building ? and its insulated interior adapts to seasonal changes. The expansive windows not only connect occupants to nature but also create a harmonious balance between indoor and outdoor spaces.
In the realm of sustainable living, the HelloWood Pebble Pod stands as a paragon of eco-friendly architecture. Its construction involves recycled materials and energy-efficient systems, significantly reducing its carbon footprint....