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The entire cabin was built using walkways elevated two feet from the soil, minimizing the impact of the construction process on the ecosystem.
The entire cabin was built using walkways elevated two feet from the soil, minimizing the impact of the construction process on the ecosystem.
Even though Strøm and Putzolu have international experience working out of Oslo and Marseille, France, they agree that smaller projects in less populated areas can offer outsized benefits, especially for younger architects eager for experience: ““You can skip a little bit of the bureaucracy that you have in big cities. It’s a shorter way from idea to decision.”
Even though Strøm and Putzolu have international experience working out of Oslo and Marseille, France, they agree that smaller projects in less populated areas can offer outsized benefits, especially for younger architects eager for experience: ““You can skip a little bit of the bureaucracy that you have in big cities. It’s a shorter way from idea to decision.”
The 360° fireplace is the functional and aesthetic centerpiece, serving as the heart of the home where guests can enjoy an early-morning coffee and a late-night chat.
The 360° fireplace is the functional and aesthetic centerpiece, serving as the heart of the home where guests can enjoy an early-morning coffee and a late-night chat.
The ceiling drops down significantly over the built-in bench in the living area to create a cozy nook. “Like the kitchen, it’s a space within a space,” Thomas says. The wooden boards are flush with the window frame, allowing the sun to wash down the wall.
The ceiling drops down significantly over the built-in bench in the living area to create a cozy nook. “Like the kitchen, it’s a space within a space,” Thomas says. The wooden boards are flush with the window frame, allowing the sun to wash down the wall.