Shoreline Dwelling / Murdough Design Architects

This design is a modern interpretation of a traditional cabin: a simple but dynamic wood-clad box and sheltering roof with ample connection to the outdoors. A framework of “expanding” and “sheltering” spaces are choreographed in a sequence of episodes to ground and amplify the relationships and connections between the building and the landscape. With one’s movement through the cabin, multiple experiences of one’s place in the site are framed, unfolded and revealed. Materials and clean detailing support varied readings of interior / exterior conditions.