How This Architect’s Sustainable Cabin Helped Create A Thriving Garden
At just 40 square metres, this compact cabin near Wānaka, New Zealand, is not your average tiny home.
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At just 40 square metres, this compact cabin near Wānaka, New Zealand, is not your average tiny home.
Using reclaimed materials and charred timber cladding, Alki Design founder Charlotte Muschamp and her partner Stefan Warnaar created the house to be sustainable and relocatable — leaving room for a thriving...
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At just 40 square metres, this compact cabin near Wānaka, New Zealand, is not your average tiny home. Using reclaimed materials and charred timber cladding, Alki Design founder Charlotte Muschamp and her partner Stefan Warnaar created the house to be sustainable and relocatable — leaving room for a thriving biodiverse garden that's grown around it.
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Using reclaimed materials and charred timber cladding, Alki Design founder Charlotte Muschamp and her partner Stefan Warnaar created the house to be sustainable and relocatable — leaving room for a thriving biodiverse garden that's grown around it.
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