Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
Architects: Maddison Architects
Photography: William Watt
Cabin 2 is a self-contained extension to an existing 1960s log cabin located in bay side Blairgowrie. The surrounding coastal Moonah woodland forgivingly hides a suburban-like density of houses and network of winding roads free of formed kerbs, gutters and footpaths.
The skeletal frame is fully exposed inside and out to convey a structural and architectural honesty
The new architecture is informed by and embedded into this landscape. The folding roof grows out from the topography to act as a new type of landform. Its supporting pre-fabricated skeletal frame appears influenced by the prevailing wind forces that shape the surrounding Moonah trees. The roof directly reflects the internal volume, and the skeletal frame is fully exposed inside and out to convey a structural and architectural honesty. The monolithic plinth is purposefully part sunken into the land and hollowed out to emphasise a feeling of refuge and physical engagement with the site.
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects | Photo © William Watt
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects
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- Cabin 2 by Maddison Architects
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