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Moonlight Cabin
Moonlight Cabin
VIC, Australia
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Moonlight Cabin
VIC, Australia
Project Featured on Nov 21, 2016
Project of the Day on Nov 21, 2016
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
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Located on a windswept coast line, Moonlight Cabin is a place of retreat which engages with its environment’s ephemeral conditions. The brief was for a small, simple and efficient building to accommodate a couple and their two children in the tradition of a remote hideaway.
The result is a small cabin with simple furnishings and accommodation; a double bed, bunks, bathroom, lounge and kitchen. These spaces have been cleverly integrated into a central island pod, surrounded by a perimeter corridor which provides continuous habitable space. The planning is efficient as possible, with no space wasted.
The cabin is clad in a timber ‘rain-screen’ which acts like a ‘gore-tex jacket’, protecting the occupants from the elements while allowing the exterior to move naturally in the changing climatic conditions.
The result is a small cabin with simple furnishings and accommodation; a double bed, bunks, bathroom, lounge and kitchen. These spaces have been cleverly integrated into a central island pod, surrounded by a perimeter corridor which provides continuous habitable space. The planning is efficient as possible, with no space wasted.
The cabin is clad in a timber ‘rain-screen’ which acts like a ‘gore-tex jacket’, protecting the occupants from the elements while allowing the exterior to move naturally in the changing climatic conditions.
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