Lot 6 Cabin

Designed be Seattle–based Prentiss Balance Wickline Architects, the Chechaquo Lot 6 Cabin is nestled at the base of a dramatic rocky butte in the woods of Washington. The sleek 1,100-square-foot retreat features a black exterior finish to minimize visual distractions from the beautiful landscape, and has large windows alongside glazed doors, and an expansive 785-square-foot wooden deck to tie the cabin into the surroundings. The cabin has two-bedrooms, a kitchen, living and dining spaces, all open onto a spacious, covered "outdoor room" with a unique indoor/outdoor fireplace, blurring the distinction between indoors and out.

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BASE CABIN

Base Cabin is a mobile retreat designed to be transported on a trailer, and wheeled into its desired location. The minimalist adventure-ready tiny house on wheels features an angled exterior that is finished with black rubber to create a durable, weatherproof shell that blends into its surrounds. Inside you will find a cosy sleeping space below the A-frame roof with triangular window framing views outwards. There is also a bathroom shower  bathed in light f...
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MONTECINTO RESIDENCE | BY BARTON MYERS ASSOCIATES

The Montecito Residence by Barton Myers Associates Located in the hills above Montecito, California is an architectural masterpiece. The Architects designed the home to feature sliding glass walls and windows, allowing the local breezes to cool the home on warmer summer days. The house takes full advantage of the indoor-outdoor living made possible by California Coast’s mild climate. Designed specifically without air-conditioning, it is cooled exclusively by cross...
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CASA EN EL AIRE

Nestled in Zahara de los Atunes, in the south of Spain, the Casa en el Aire (House in the Air), a creation by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, is a testament to the delicate balance of architecture within nature. Embracing the extraordinary beauty of its surroundings, the house is strategically perched on the sloping landscape, appearing like a natural extension of the terrain. The foundation, mirroring the local grey stones, anchors the structure, linking it to Zahara&#...
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