Cabin typologies
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about cabin typologies
Project • By Edoardo Milesi & Archos • Individual Buildings
Pilgrim's Guesthouse
The new Guesthouse-Hermitage is located within the Monastic Complex of Siloe, which spans an area of 38,000 square meters across a network of hilly pathways. The four living units, designated as external guest accommodations for occasional visitors to the Siloe community, are seamlessly integrated into the natural terrain and have been constructed without altering the surrounding landscape, pioneering a new form of sustainable living.
Aurelio Candido
Each housing unit, entirely complementary to the monastery's structure, comprises a bedroom with a kitchenette, a bathroom, a balcony on the north side, and a loggia to the south. The design meets accessibility standards. The building features a wooden load-bearing structure and infill, i... More
News • News • 19 Jan 2021
Nature and architecture meet in Scandinavian inspired hotel concept by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter
In the Breitenbach landscape of northern France, Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter have completed hotel concept '48 Nord.' Drawing from the traditional Scandinavian 'hytte,' a place of retreat and reconnection with nature, the concept comprises 14 cabins scattered across the landscape.
Florent Michel
The 14 'hytte' cottages' are divided into four different typologies. The 'grass' hytte, located entirely on one level, is universally accessible. The 'tree' and 'ivy' typologies are thin and tower-like, combining verticality and panoramic views. The final typology, 'fjell' includes substantial protected outdoor space and is designed specifically for families.
Florent Michel
Compact, light and discreet, the cabins sit on stilts. Each u... More