MOONLIGHT CABIN JACKSON CLEMENTS BURROWS ARCHITECTS

摘要

Moonlight Cabin on Victoria's wild south-west coast is a masterful response to the challenge of providing minimal accommodation for a couple and two children. This tiny gem of a building has been successfully sited to maximize spectacular coastal views. The project explores the boundaries of how small is too small for transient occupation at various times of the year. The design solution is a direct response to the harsh, windswept climate: the building has been wrapped in a rain screen of spotted gum cladding. This cladding has been interspersed with finely detailed shutters that can be opened and closed in response to prevailing weather conditions. It is a highly adaptable shelter that can be opened or closed, partially shut down and secured when the owners leave and reopened when they return.