Tysha ArchitectureLviv — Warsaw Est. 2014Now: 21 dB Lull House, the bedroom
Lull House
A house that listens to the forest.
Yavoriv forest · 2025 160 m² · Private house
29 dB a day, on average30 min to Lviv1.2 km to the nearest road01 / 02 cases
01 · The briefBedroom · 41 → 21 dB
They asked for one thing: to sleep without earplugs.
The family Olena, Mark, two kids
A family of four, a fourth-floor flat above a tram line, eleven years of 41 dB nights. They wanted forest, quiet and a half-hour drive to school and work.
02 · The plot24 dB at night
We listened for seven days before we said yes.
Four plots were on the table. Two had better views. Only this one stayed under 25 dB at night.
SILENCE_AUDIT_DAY_04.JPG06:10 · 24 dB
1.2kmTo the nearest road
24dBAverage night
41dBLoudest sound: a woodpecker
03 · The formOne long bar · 60 cm walls
Turned away from the road.
A long, low travertine house on the shore. On the forest side, a walled courtyard with a single pine; between the two stone blocks, a glass hall opens to the lake by wide steps. To the road it shows rammed earth, 60 cm thick. To the lake, it opens completely.
04 · The planRoom by room · 38 → 21 dB
Loud at the door, quiet at the core.
01Entrance and courtyardOne opening in the earth wall. The courtyard and its pine take the noise first.38 dB · day
02The glass hallLiving and kitchen between the two stone blocks, open to the lake and the morning.31 dB · day
03Quiet roomAt the end of the travertine corridor: a worktable, no screens, one window to the courtyard.26 dB · day
04Main bedroomThe deepest point of the house.21 dB · night
05 · MaterialsAbsorb, not echo
Materials that absorb, not echo.
Rammed earth
60 cm walls of local clay.
Larch & wool
Larch ceilings soften the room; wool fills every partition.