The studio Renée del Gaudio Architecture, in the project Big Cabin Little Cabin, wooden cabins in Colorado, evokes the romantic images conjured by the word "cabin," such as family and history, striving to embody traditional values in their architecture
The word "cabin" manages to evoke a variety of romantic images: a place to gather the family, rest in nature after a long day, warm your hands by the fire. The cabin by Renée del Gaudio Architecture, a renowned studio specializing in architectural projects that harmonize spaces with their context, seeks to embody the character and feeling of a traditional cabin within a purely modern framework.
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Big Cabin Little Cabin is located on a rocky cliff in Colorado, the two cabins evoke the vernacular buildings of the area with gable roofs and rustic materials. The exterior cladding is made of cedar wood, stained dark to achieve an interplay between the house and the surrounding forest
The internal walls and ceilings, designed to be in plywood, manage to keep the cabin simple and rustic. Thanks to the large windows, the occupants are immersed in the surrounding landscape. Natural light is able to filter in on all sides of the house. Energy consumption is kept to a minimum.
