Two concrete walls cradle a fir plywood box and allow it to cantilever over the hillside, reducing effective site disturbance. Elevating the cabin allowed for unobstructed views downslope and to the mountains beyond, transforming a modest living space from an ordinary room to a viewing platform that extends from inside to out.

Nestled in Washington's Methow Valley, this tiny cabin is ideal for a serene getaway. Its sleek architecture and modern touches ensure a 21st-century experience.

The use of sheet materials both inside and out maximized material efficiency while emphasizing the simplicity of the cabin’s form.

This small cabin is tucked into a hillside in Methow Valley, Wash. Rolling hills and endless pines surround the home, creating a true wilderness retreat.