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“None of this was part of my plan,” says architect Dani Serrano of creating a home out of the Pastime Camper he bought for $1,500 in 2019. A passionate surfer and traveler, Dani only knew one thing when he started out on the Pan-American Highway in Oregon: that he was taking four months off from work to drive down the Pacific Coast toward South America in search of the perfect wave. In Aposentillo, Nicaragua, he found a break that fit the bill, a legendary spot known as The Boom.
“None of this was part of my plan,” says architect Dani Serrano of creating a home out of the Pastime Camper he bought for $1,500 in 2019. A passionate surfer and traveler, Dani only knew one thing when he started out on the Pan-American Highway in Oregon: that he was taking four months off from work to drive down the Pacific Coast toward South America in search of the perfect wave. In Aposentillo, Nicaragua, he found a break that fit the bill, a legendary spot known as The Boom.
“When new buildings attempt to mimic original buildings, the result lessens the integrity of both new and old,” says Minarik. “The new should honor the new uses, without challenging the old for attention.”
“When new buildings attempt to mimic original buildings, the result lessens the integrity of both new and old,” says Minarik. “The new should honor the new uses, without challenging the old for attention.”
Floor Plan of Beaver Creek Cabin by Outside Architecture
Floor Plan of Beaver Creek Cabin by Outside Architecture
With its large covered porch and glazed walls, the Beaver Creek Cabin frames the forest like a picture.
With its large covered porch and glazed walls, the Beaver Creek Cabin frames the forest like a picture.