Garden gazebo by Másílko pond

Másílko was created as a water reservoir at the beginning of the last century. It served to supply industrial facilities in Humpolec and subsequently as a fire pond. In 1999, the water area and the adjacent land were purchased for private ownership and rehabilitated as a pond.
The garden gazebo stands on the northern dam of the pond. It is a seasonal structure that serves as a facility for visitors.
The structure consists of a simple mass. The floor plan of the building measures approximately 11.7 x 3.54 m, in a rectangular shape, with a height of about 5.5 m at the highest point above ground level. The floor plan is vertically divided - the entrance area with social facilities, a storage room, and a bedroom is at the level of entering the property. The main living area is raised above the pond's dam, where it connects to the water surface of the pond via a terrace and steps. The roof of the building is flat, with a sloped section. The actual roof of the gazebo is a tarp stretched over steel arches outside the structure.
The exterior walls and partitions in the structure, as well as the floor and roof, are constructed as a wooden sandwich construction - wooden load-bearing posts and beams with thermal insulation filling and water-resistant plywood cladding on both the inside and outside.
The gazebo is heated - tempered using electric direct heaters.