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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Mount Cotton Eco Cabins in Queensland, Australia by ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA)November 21st, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Alexandra Buchanan Architecture This project’s unique, off the grid Eco Cabins are nestled into the hillside of an organic farm on beautiful Mount Cotton in South East Queensland.  Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA)
 Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA) The owner of this glorious site is a fifth generation farmer who has delighted in the panoramic view for many years, and has decided to share it.  Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA)  Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA) Their concept is for a series of unique contemporary eco cabins that will sit gently on the site, nestling into the hill above the farm and quietly enjoying the expansive views and abundance of flora and fauna of Redland Bay.  Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA) The design and location of each eco cabin has been highly considered to allow for privacy and a sense of isolation without compromising the view, or the comfort and quality of the guests’ experience. The design is conceived as a modular construction to ensure that the site is disturbed as little as possible and to generate some sensible benefit from repetitive elements. Recently granted approval from Redland Council the project is due to start on site in 2016.  Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA)  Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA)  Image Courtesy © ALEXANDRA BUCHANAN ARCHITECTURE (ABA)
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