ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Cabin’ CategoryTransitional Desert Habitat in Pisco,Peru by Doblado and FerrariWednesday, October 11th, 2023Article source: Doblado + Ferrari Arquitectos A temporary housing prototype has been proposed as an affordable, flexible emergency module for future reconstructions afterquakes. The design consists of a regular prism that condenses the program into two levels. The ground floor which includes the living room, kitchen, bathroom and the second floor the bedroom and work area.  Desert ADU Architect: Juan Carlos Doblado + María Ferrari Bullseye Club & Retreat – Florence, TexasSaturday, July 29th, 2023Conceived to be the bedrock project for a new community development on the north edge of Texas Hill Country, the Bullseye Club & Retreat serves as a semi-private destination with a restaurant, bar, lounge, main lodge, and cabins providing one-of-a-kind experiences for both club members and locals.
Clayton Korte project team Consultant team The Bolder Cabins in Lysefjorden, Norway by SnøhettaSaturday, February 18th, 2023Article source: Snøhetta The project, which started in 2020, grew out of the desire to create an experience that is truly special and authentic, where nature plays a major part. The four cabins, named: Stylten, Myra, Stjerna, and Eldhuset are located on the edge of Lysefjorden, built to blend in with the landscape with a minimal footprint on the surrounding nature. They are lifted above ground on large concrete pillars and have glass facades for guests to appreciate the natural surroundings from inside their private cabin and to bring the outdoors inside.  Image Courtesy © Henrik Moksnes / Bitmap
Cabin in Ulvik in Norway by Rever & DrageThursday, February 3rd, 2022Article source: Rever & Drage This cabin in Ulvik, Western Norway, is a homage to country-road architecture. Important as sources of inspiration are the works of Rudolf Olgiati; with its blend of vernacular architecture and historical design principles, as well as the romantic nationalism paintings of Hans Gude. The latter both in a direct, landscapy way, and in a more abstract way being within the tradition of design as a method of slow and steady progression.  Image Courtesy © Tom Auger
Breitenbach Landscape Hotel 48°Nord in France by Reiulf Ramstad ArkitekterFriday, February 5th, 2021Article source: Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter Breitenbach Landscape Hotel proposes a holistic and a true ecotourism experience in Alsace, inspired by Scandinavian traditions and building on the region’s culinary, wellness and nature opportunities. Perched on the heights of the Alsatian village of Breitenbach, the landscape hotel 48° Nord reinterprets the traditional Scandinavian hytte, a place of retreat and reconnection with wild nature. At the heart of a protected Natura 2000 site, the project was designed to fit into a preserved setting without ever disturbing it.  Image Courtesy © 11h45
Rock Creek Cattle Company – Lake Cabin in Deer Lodge, Montana by Cushing TerrellSunday, December 13th, 2020Article source: Cushing Terrell Sitting adjacent to a serene mountain lake, this charming, one-bedroom cabin offers an escape to the wilderness with all the luxury comforts that make it so you never want to leave. The open floor plan and large windows maximize views of the lake and Pintler Peaks beyond. The design team worked to create a rustic feel complimented by large windows facing the lake, letting in plenty of natural light. A dock and beach complete the connection to the lake where you can test your luck chasing trout.  Image Courtesy © Heidi Long
Poisson Blanc in Quebec, Canada by Naturehumaine ArchitectureSunday, May 31st, 2020Article source: Naturehumaine Architecture The concept of this chalet results from the rugged topography of its site, a sloping terrain on which the project is anchored in the bedrock, revealing an angular and monolithic architecture. Its shape and its most minimalist expression allows for optimal compactness and a reduced footprint on its site. Its square plan is topped by a symmetrical gabled roof that reinforces its geometric appearance.  Image Courtesy © Raphaël Thibodeau
Bear Run Cabin in Marblemount, Washington by David Coleman ArchitectureSunday, March 15th, 2020Article source: David Coleman Architecture Located on a rain-drenched site in the rugged, north-western foothills of the Cascade Mountains, this modest, sustainable building has a big presence in a big landscape. Surrounded by dramatic, mountain peaks, the site slopes to the east and overlooks a large woodlot. Our clients wanted a building that had presence in and subservience to the wild landscape. This duality became the thematic tag that informed the design.  Image Courtesy © Ben Benschneider Photography
Chapadmalal White Houses in Buenos Aires, Argentina by BiK ArquitecturaSunday, March 1st, 2020Article source: BiK Arquitectura These two cabins for temporary rental are placed on flat terrain close to the South Atlantic Ocean in Chapadmalal, Argentina. Their location considers exposure to sunlight as the interior expands into the exterior. Two small-scale horizontal volumes contrast with a vertical one acting as a long-distance landmark for the whole. Within a compact and well-defined perimeter, white, abstract, and stereotomic volumes contain the cabins’ interior and exterior spaces. Their limits are built with a single material, regulating permeability and adjusting to orientation and uses.  Image Courtesy © Adrián Ríos
Brown Cabin in Canada by D’Arcy Jones ArchitectsWednesday, February 5th, 2020Article source: D’Arcy Jones Architects This new 1200 square foot cabin was built across the yard from an existing stacked log cabin. A courtyard was created in the open clearing between the two cabins, with a new minimal wood shed acting as third “wall”. All roof slopes on the new shed and cabin match the slope of the existing cabin. All new finishes are intentionally rough. The new cabin is stuccoed with the same deep texture as the existing cabin, to disguise their May – September romance. Hornby-Island-curves and hand-hewn finishes make the new cabin comfortable and low-key, adding an instant patina to this family compound designed for year-round island living.  Image Courtesy © Sama Jim Canzian
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