Designed by OH!SOM Architects, this forest fire monitoring micro cabin packs 172 square feet of interior space and a 129-square-foot exterior terrace into a structure perched in an incredible landscape with panoramic views. It was built to watch for wildfires, but it would make for one unforgettable tiny house.
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Elevated Design with a Wraparound Terrace
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Floor Plans and Layout
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Alex
Stunning! I realize that it’s the Support Station for Smokey Bear so I wasn’t expecting anything grand, inside. But, the outside is fantastic and I love how securely it folds up. 😀
And L@@K!!! Photos of the interior! LOL
This is the beauty that I like.The Minimal of the Minimalism. From a lot of safety, the windows mechanism, remarkable, ingenious..
If they are going to put it on a pedestal then they should make it spin so the catch the sun or shade, view, sunset as needed.
Not to mention tracking the sun for solar increasing output 25%.
I’d make more simple opening windows, etc , KIS
Wow.
Wow.
Mnml.
Crafty desk and bench/chairs.
Crafty bench/toilet.
Crafty minimum soil impact foundation.
Crafty critter entrance deterence.
Rather elegant for a fire watch post.