This micro cabinĀ is shaped like a boulder and sits in a sculpture park in the Swiss Alps.
Inside you’ll find that it’s really basic. There’s no kitchen, shower, or toilet.
The tiny cabin is built out of wood that’s surrounded by a concrete shell.
You’ll find justĀ one window, a skylight, and a door to get in and out.
The stone cabinĀ was created by A-Bureau architecture firm and photographed by Dylan Perrenoud.
Stone-Shaped Sculpture Micro CabinĀ in Swiss Alps
Images Ā© Dylan Perrenoid
Images Ā© Dylan Perrenoid
The cabin is named Antoine, after a character from a novel, Derborence, by Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz.
In the book, Antoine, falls from the rocks and ends up having to spend 7 weeks living within the rocks before escaping.
Ā Video: Bureau A’s Stone-shaped Micro Cabin in the Swiss Alps
Learn more:Ā ANTOINE @ Bureau A
Resources
- Bureau A architecture firm
- ANTOINE @ Bureau A
- Photos by Dylan Perrenoid for Bureau A
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this looks great for those post apocalypse survivalists as a watch point for looters etc..
Eugene: BEST comment of the week! ROFLMFAO!!! The Zombies will NEVER find you in there! LOL
This is so creative. Just wonder about that placement. Looks like it might roll down the hill.
Well, you certainly can’t fault these guys for ruining the landscape with ugly architecture. You’d be hard pressed to even identify the place.
And can you imagine the directions for dinner guests? Oh, count three boulders over and two boulders forward, then look for a boulder with an exhaust stream!