This 3500-sq.-ft., four-bedroom lakefront cabin in northern Wisconsin was designed by architect Thomas R. Jones for very special clients-his parents Janette and Ray Jones. With their permanent residence in Southern California, Janette and Ray wanted to absorb as much of the beauty of the Upper Midwestern lake and woods as possible when at the cabin. Jones drew inspiration for the overall form of the cabin from the wood barns in the area. He designed the cabin's south, lake-facing wall of glass and steel to allow for natural light and lake breezes to flow through the cabin's open interior. The large overhang on this wall allows for warm sunlight to penetrate the cabin in winter while blocking the harsh summer sun. The warm wood and natural stone of the other walls anchor the cabin to its wooded site.
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机译：这个位于威斯康星州北部的3500平方英尺的四居室湖滨小屋是由建筑师Thomas R. Jones为非常特殊的客户（他的父母Janette和Ray Jones）设计的。 Janette和Ray希望在南加州永久居住，所以在乘机时要尽可能吸收上中西部湖泊和树林的美景。琼斯从该地区的木制谷仓中汲取了小屋整体形式的灵感。他设计了座舱向南的玻璃和钢结构，面向湖面，以使自然光线和微风从座舱的开放式室内流过。墙壁上的大悬挑使温暖的阳光在冬天穿透机舱，同时阻挡了刺眼的夏日阳光。其他墙壁的温暖木材和天然石材将机舱固定在树木茂密的地方。
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