Architect: Maguire + Devine Architects
Location: Alonnah, Bruny Island
Year: 2017
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Built as an escape from everyday life, this off-grid cabin by Maguire and Devine Architects celebrates the Tasmanian landscape and is a reminder of simple pleasures. This off-grid modern-day log cabin draws inspiration from the client’s past, who was born in Taiwan and grew up experiencing Japanese architecture built during the occupation. Through this, she developed a strong love for minimalist design and envisioned a holiday home where “stuff” would not clutter her time of relaxation. The brief was to “design a building as a piece of furniture,” in which all furniture was to be built in, aside from the low dining table and mattress in the loft bedroom.
Architect: Maguire + Devine Architects Location: Alonnah, Bruny Island Year: 2017
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30/1/2020 11:42:25 am
I used to want to be an architect, but that was back when I was still capable of doing it. I think that I lost my chance when I started to work instead of studying. It was not really my decision, but, man, I just hate that it had to happen. I wanted to go and make something happen in the field of architecture, but I just do not see it anymore. I want to make something with this life of mine, but I lost my chance.
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