Project posted by Robert Neylan
Folding door allow the interior and exterior to be seamless.
The canted roof turns at a right angle to become the rear wall.
Shou-sugi-ban Japanese siding wraps the bathroom volume
An additional sided volume conceals the kitchen
Hidden kitchen opened
Stone piers provide the only solid elements in the corner
Entrance
Credits
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Architect
Robert J. Neylan Architects, Ltd.
Interior Design
Robert J. Neylan Architects, Ltd.
Builder
Riviera Builders
Photographer
From Robert Neylan
The building is remote pavilion in the forest beyond the main house intended as a retreat into nature.
The word "folly" is from a tradition on large English estates of building pavilions within walking distance of the estate house to encourage exploration of the surrounding grounds.