This small solar-powered hideaway in British Columbia mirrors the natural incline of the cliff on which it sits. Architecture studio Battersby Howat worked together with Hinterland Design who assembled a small team of craftsmen to build the Valdes Island Shack as a cozy retreat that combines prefab design and traditional building techniques. The 386-square-foot cabin sits on a bluff overlooking the Salish Sea and features solar power and a rainwater filtration system. A team of Hinterland Design...
from Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building https://inhabitat.com/solar-powered-seaside-retreat-marries-prefab-design-and-traditional-building-techniques
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