An Architect's Own Tiny Cabin (Cabin Tour)
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Coromandal Bach, an architect's own tiny cabin, is designed by Crosson Architects as a functional holiday home. The timber residence is the ideal place of retreat away from busy urban life.
Settled on the eastern side of The Coromandel Peninsula, Coromandel Bach is an architect’s own tiny cabin. The holiday house sits on a site with no other buildings; no bush, just a north-facing view to white sandy beaches and a series of islands.
As an architect’s own tiny cabin, Coromandel Bach expresses a studious approach to form and function. In a manner reminiscent of a suitcase, the architecture of the home can fold open or closed depending on the needs of the occupant, protecting its interior from the natural elements in some instances or embracing the outdoors in others.
The inspiration underpinning Coromandel Bach’s ‘refined camping’ is thoroughly executed, as would be expected in an architect’s own tiny cabin. Crosson Architects omits curtains and drapes from the interior design, enabling occupants to rise with the sun. Nature is celebrated using natural timber and through innovative features such as a bathtub on wheels that allows bathing outdoors in the morning sun or under the stars.
A unique example of an architect’s own tiny cabin, Coromandal Bach is a textural building with an innate sense of dynamism. The residential experience proposed by Crosson Architects is synonymous with the experience of nature.
00:00 - The Local Project Print Publication
00:10 - Introduction to the Architect’s Own Tiny Cabin
00:36 - Designing Using Timber
01:35 - The Perfect Holiday House
02:33 - Entering the Tiny Cabin
03:19 - The Bathroom
04:00 - The Kitchen and Dining Spaces
04:23 - An Experimental Home
05:42 - Celebrating Success
06:04 - Subscribe to The Local Project Print Publication
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Photography by Sam Hartnett.
Architecture by Crosson Architects.
Build by McNaughton Windows and Doors.
Joinery by Customtone.
Filmed and Edited by Cadre.
Production by The Local Project.
The Local Project acknowledges Māori as tangata whenua and Treaty of Waitangi partners in Aotearoa New Zealand. We recognise the importance of Indigenous peoples in the identity of our respective countries and continuing connections to Country and community. We pay our respect to Elders, past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Indigenous people of these lands.
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This tiny remote cabin by Crosson Architects also features in our latest print publication, Issue No. 9. To find our more about our tri-annual print publication and subscribe to have it delivered to you, see here - thelocalproject.com.au/subscribe
this is incredible. Coromandel itself is one of the most beautiful places i’ve been, and this house perfectly compliments it. the fact that it's 21 years old is kind of shocking, it looks pristine.
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3:49 GENIUS. Now I am thinking to drive in the city in a bathtub...
I love projects like this, I want one for myself! My mind was blown when he said it was 21 years old.. I thought it was newly built
"A refined way of camping" Perfectly stated! Quite an interesting and certainly unique getaway! Nice and private! Like his shirt too!
This is spectacular. I can't believe it's nearly 21 years old. If you'd told me it was 5 years old, I'd have believed you. I guess that's what great design is all about.
Brilliant design and excellently executed. The fact that it's 21 years old and still looks new is testament to it's clever design and use of materials.
A few things that didn't seem to be covered though is, does it have a septic tank and why no solar panels?
I love the drawbridge decks but would constantly worry about young kids falling off.
Benefit to the wheeled bathtub, you can wheel your mate right off the deck. ;)
😂 😂 😂
Home is “a repository of memories”. How lucky are the extended families to be enjoying this, too!
I could listen to him describe this all day, as I don’t need a dictionary or google archispeak translate to understand him.
Beautiful project, and incredible that it is 21 years old.
More of these please. Less of the bifurcationing and juxtapositioning…..
what no cabana hut or pool?
I love the way that Ken talks about the project, such pride in his descriptions
The design, location, and the phenomenal rolling tub!!!! Yes, Yes, Yes! Kudos!
21 years and still looks modern and pristine! What an achievement!
One of the most amazing structures in the world. Have always loved this project - applause Thanks for the first hand narrative
A slight overstatement mate
What an amazing house and location. So clever with the lock-up fortress-kind-of-gate that unfolds, the bathtub on wheels. This house was something special. One on one with nature and those breathtaking views ❤️🙏
This is an IDEAL vacation home. You have peace of mind when you are there AND when you are not there!!!! Excellent job!!!
Awesome project indeed. It's breathtaking, as the mobile tub, I'm so sold.
I absolutely love this. What a wonderful space to share with loved ones….and the LOCATION!!!!!! OMG, so,beautiful. You are very privileged to have this.
I like many of the other people who commented, I am surprised that the home is over 20 years old. It looks brand new. It's such a beautiful design which fits so perfectly into the environment in which it was built. The ability to open the doors to a magnificent view is fantastic. I love the bathtub on wheels and the drawbridge and I love that the house can be closed tight while you are gone. It's lovely! I'm thankful that you took risks in the design which worked out well.
Absolutely loved this house. The experience of place and of the materials is deeply satisfying, even when experienced virtually. The down-to-earth, unfussy approach proves that a seemingly simple, prosaic building can answer the users' needs over time AND photograph well. This house is a source of valuable lessons for architects everywhere.
thats incredible .. i thought it was a new build .. wow timeless!
Respect of the nature, that's what a good architecture delivers.
Nature, thank you for your beauty! Crosson Architects, brilliant work!
'Simple does not necessaryly mean easy'...this is one of the best examples of the care and attention that is possible in the design of 'a simple box'.
Restraint...at it's most understated form...beautifully executed...and well maintained
Thanks for sharing.
John Ferraz Architect.
I'm living in a wonderful natural environment like in this video.
Now, If I could have a tiny cabin in this video, I can't ask for more. 👍
I’m just flashed 🤩 21 years old but still timeless ❤ great ideas, very simple very clean design 👏👏👏 this design is forever ❤❤❤
There it is 🙃 my very own definition of highly intelligent construction 🤩👌🏽✨ Magnificently impeccable end result! Major props to the teams.
Man, what a spectacular location!
It struck me as utilitarian. It forces you to engage with the outdoors. Like the cabins I stayed at in Canada which were minimalistic. It's a creative and inventive house. Unusual. Thankyou
I've always loved this house, and reached out to the firm that designed it, but never heard back from them. Perhaps I'll give it another try. You can't help but love the simplicity of it.
This house is incredible.... beautiful proyect.
I love that rolling tub!
This view reminds me Hobart Tasmania, the view in Taroona. Love love love it!
Oops! It seems I went and fell in love with this one! Absolutely stunning!
This legit is like my dream house! The view god damn it! Every video I see in this channel is straight out of dreams!
WOW.. stunning.. I love the design and the view of nature as well! 👍
Oh my, this just beckons you in doesn't it? After watching this beautiful story, I just felt that "I want one!"
Wow this is outstanding I have rewatched it and that bathtub idea is the best. Definitely incorporating it
Truly a timeless beauty!
speechless setup with nature .....peace and relax living .....
What a beautifully designed modern cabin.
Very good, just magical!
Amazing........👍👍👍.....ooohhh what's a cleaver ness of this Beautiful Architecture work.....
Merci, Mr. Bach! Delicious...
One word: Spectacular!
Watching this has been exciting and given me hope . Big thanks!
Fantastic design. So livable, unique and sublime...!!! ♥
built 21 years ago and looking very contemporary, that's really impressive
Absolutely wonderful. The bath! Oh my goodness, genius and delightful. The location and view from this masterpiece holiday home is like no other.
Such a serene, beautiful project. Love it!
An amazing building, holding out on mentioning its age made for a pleasant surprise
Beautiful house and location, a house for a lifetime.
Oh my, that gorgeous bath! Adore it. What a super idea. I hope there are brakes on the wheels. Ha ha. Or not! Raise those side wings and take to the skies. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Interesting that this cabin was built 25 years ago. Olson Kundig's widely acclaimed & ubiquitously published False Bay Writer's Cabin - with the same folding shutters/decks setup which I'd erroneously assumed to be innovative - wasn't built until 2010 (12 years ago). So a belated tip of the hat to Mr. Crosson for coming up with the system for his experimental cabin! (And he's right: the interiors still look pristine thanks no doubt to being battened up most of the year.)
Thank you. I wasnt aware of that. It seems that Kundig's cabin is using motor for lifting the deck. Do you know if this one is opened/closed manualy? There are some things visible at 3:49 where you can wind the rope for the smaller part of the decs. I am not sure if it would work for the big deck at the front.
What a beautiful and unique home. It's definitely one of my favorite featured on the channel so far.
We're glad you love it!
Holiday homes can be very basic and not even be up to building code, and still work for the few weeks per year you live in it. For example, you could have a 'minimalist' (not very good) kitchen. You could bring clothes enough and not have a washer/dryer. You could bring in water and not have plumbing. So as a house it hasn't stood the test of actually living in it. This applies also to the folded-up walls. If there's bad weather, all the freedom this design offers turns the main room into a claustrophobic prison cell. It's a nice and pure idea, and this can sometimes hurt a house as a home to be lived in.
love it, especially it is way ahead of its time build 21 years ago amazing
You’d want to lock those wheels on that bath before entering it - you may end up taking a bath in that beautiful bay itself. 🤔
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IT IS SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL
This is a home of my dreams. That roll out tube to die for.
So beautiful oh my! ❤❤
Stunning!!
Awesome cabin, so beautiful. Cool decks!
This is now my dream home!
Incredible Outstanding Beautiful 👍🏿
this project is just amazing
Amazing video! Great content!
Incredible design and creativity
this house looks like an absolute dream
Beautiful ❤
This house is amazing!
Some breaks for the bathtub would be practical to avoid some rollercoaster rides down to the sea. :D Love the architecture!
Very nice person and I like what he said about experimentation, I couldn't agree more 👍 and turned to be a success 👍
This channel is urging me to do a master of architect. No joke.
Excellent design and execution.
Absolutely Brilliant 🥳🥳🥳
I'm reading all these comments about the fact that the house is 21 years old and looks brand new. I think there are two factors in play here. First, there were obviously good choices made in the design and construction of the house and second, and more important in my opinion, it's a vacation home so it doesn't see the day to day bumps and bruises a full time residence would. It probably has a cumulative "lived in" time of a couple of years.
Beautiful home and beautiful location.
What's amazing camping 💧🌳☁️.)
A bath on wheels, brilliant!
stunning.
Really nice!
Beautiful Ken :)
beautiful!
So beautiful ,I like it
I can see myself rolling off the side in the bathtub smile 😊
Such a nice place!
Love all the designs from Local Project, simple yet elegant. It would be nice if a diagram was presented to see the total home.
great!!
I love it !!!
Really really love it!
This is a very nice house, thanks.
I'm jealous!
I love this channel so much
Same
Same
2:53 What a view to wake up to!
not me picturing the bath tub falling off the ledge when someones in it
This is exactly what I want in a cabin
Finally a home that is not a bunker - not made out of concrete and steel - really nice !! Wonderful !!
Amazing
Exquisite
Love this house. Absolutely perfect. Anyone know how the pulley system works? Not sure if it’s manual or wired to a small motor. Looks like the end of the rope goes under the deck… but I’m intrigued where that goes.
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