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?Perforated corten steel, laser cut metal work , wood grid and 3d mosaic tiling were some of the main

Our design vision was a contemporary yet warm space that will respect the existing cell and integrate

Greece, as a summer destination, is more closely connected to the island landscape. In the Greek isla

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The huts form was inspired by a classic ‘A’ frame tent, which simultaneously provides both refuge fro

Sustainable Australian hardwoods were the obvious choice given the huts ‘eco’ brief and remote locati

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Text description provided by the architects. The Kimo Hut stands alone on a hill outside Gundagai in

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“We wanted to create a clean and simple interior so used only two materials for the interiors: lyed p

To create a warm and light filled interior, the architects used pine plywood treated with lye and whi

In the end, the small cabin can comfortably accommodate the client’s family of four along with 4-6 gu

Rather than compartmentalizing the plan into a series of separate rooms, the interior of the 84 squar

Instead of emphasizing the site’s sweeping panorama of pine and deciduous forests, mountains, and lak

“The pin-wheel plan and sloping roof form is derived from the climate, the desire to separate the bed

Though planning regulations required a gable roof, the architects were able to split the gable in hal

The design challenge was to rework the traditional hytte building type so that it still maintained it

Hytte is the Norwegian word for cabin. Hytter (cabins) are a huge part of Norwegian culture, with ove

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