A collective volume with texts by Apostolis Artinos, Kostis Velonis, Dimitra Vogiatzaki, Phoebe Giannisi, Yiannis Grigoriadis, Zisis Kotionis, Irini Lykourioti, Stavros Martinos, Giorgos Mitroulias, Christos Papoulias, Vasiliki Plavou, Giorgos Tzirtzilakis, and Christos Chrysopoulos, who attempt to explore the relief of the hut, to contemplate an architectural structure that withstands through the ages and still haunts the human imagination today.

From the archetypal hut of abbe Marc-Antoine Laugier to the hut of Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother, and from Le Corbusier's hut to the strict minimalism of Konstantinidis and the improvised imitations of folk housing, all conspire to create a "being-in-the-world" that grows on the earth and dictates a heterotopic condition of life in our days. The architecture of the hut bears witness to the solitary nature of man, his poetic flashes, and his cosmic expectations.