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架构师提供的文本描述。浮式建筑Veetti(水路)于2016年在为期十天的名为“第五季：荒野”的暑期学校中创建，由爱沙尼亚艺术学院室内建筑系组织，来自爱沙尼亚、冰岛、丹麦、拉脱维亚、立陶宛等国的学生聚集在一起。由于爱沙尼亚最大的湿地和不断变化的水位，Soomaa是创造一种可以居住不同功能的结构的灵感：一个庇护所，一个满足旅行者或当地人需求的壁炉，无论是陆路还是船只。漂浮被认为是适应Soomaa环境中不断变化的环境的一种方式，特别是所谓的“第五季”的大规模洪水，每年都会发生在这个地区，在春季的两周内。

Text description provided by the architects. Floating structure Veetee (Water Way) was created in 2016 during a ten-day summer school titled 5th Season: Wilderness, organised by Estonian Academy of Arts interior architecture department and bringing together students from Estonia, Iceland, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, etc. With its biggest wetlands in Estonia and changing water levels, Soomaa was the inspiration for creating a structure that could inhabit different functions: a shelter, a fireplace to meet the needs of a traveller or a local, either by land or by a boat. Floating was conceived as a way to adapt to the ever changing conditions of the Soomaa context, especially the extensive flooding of the so-called “5th season”, which happens in the area every year, during two weeks in springtime.

作为Soomaa当地森林基础设施的一部分，这三个物体中的两个现已向公众开放，以测试试验性森林基础设施如何能够满足该地区居民的需要或参观该地区。然而，其中一个结构，桑拿，没有坚持测试，并沉入水深：参与者和导师都描述为一个难忘和难以置信的机会，以真正理解材料如何在不同的条件下运作的经验。

Two of the three objects have now been opened to the public as part of local forest infrastructure in Soomaa, testing how experimental forest infrastructure could provide for the needs of people living in the area or visiting it. However, one of the structures, the sauna, did not persist the testing, and sunk to the watery depths: an experience described by both the participants and tutors as unforgettable and incredibly useful opportunity to truly comprehend how materials function in different conditions.

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这一木制设施现在是爱沙尼亚国家森林管理中心组织的更大森林基础设施网络的一部分，类似于去年在南爱沙尼亚森林地区学生建造的森林扩音器Ruup。爱沙尼亚艺术学院室内建筑部门几年来一直把重点放在森林基础设施上，所有学生都有机会在学习期间探索、设计和建造森林。

The wooden installation is now part of larger network of forest infrastructure organized by the State Forest Management Centre of Estonia, similar to the forest megaphones Ruup, built by students in the forests of South Estonia last year. The Estonian Academy of Arts interior architecture department has been focussing on forest infrastructure for a few years, with all students getting a chance to explore, design and also build in the forests during their studies. 

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Soomaa是一种波腺和蜿蜒的河流的混合物，季节性地泛滥，大部分在春季，当水上升几米，持续数周。洪水流经平原草原和森林，覆盖农田、森林和道路，扰乱了与世界其他地区的联系。当地人和游客使用船只在改变的领土上航行，但学生们接受了挑战，看看他们能创造出什么样的漂浮空间，以满足当地居民的需求。

Soomaa is a mixture of boglands and meandering rivers that flood over seasonally, mostly in spring, when the water raises several meters higher for weeks. The water flows over flood-plain grasslands and forests and covers fields, forests and roads, disrupting connection with the rest of the world. Locals and visitors use boats to navigate the altered territory, but the students took up the challenge to see what types of floating space they could create, responding to the needs of people in the area.

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Architects EKA Sisearhitektuur

Location Riisa Rabarada, 86815 Pärnu maakond, Estonia

Category Boathouse

Architect in Charge Sami Rintala (Finland), Pavle Stamenovic (Serbia), b210 architects (Estonia), Hannes Praks (Estonia)

Organization Summer School organised by Estonian Academy of Arts Interior Architecture department (EKA Sisearhitektuur)

Area 14.44 sqm

Project Year 2016