A 500 square feet writer’s retreat on San Juan Island, Washington with retractable decks that serve as shutters when not in use. Photos by Tim Bies. Designed by Olson Kundig Architects.
A 500 square feet writer’s retreat on San Juan Island, Washington with retractable decks that serve as shutters when not in use. Photos by Tim Bies. Designed by Olson Kundig Architects.
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So the patios are drawbridges that can be withdrawn to close the place up like a box?
Yep!
I’d never get anything written with all of those windows. I’d be too busy communing with Nature.
I really like the style. What about the big question. Cost? Thanks.
I could finish my book and enjoy nature at the same time. This house is just what I’d love to have and the retractable decks/shutters are amazing! I’d love to have the floor plan and estimated costs as I plan to downsize this year.
How does the ..drawbridge work?
Wow – this is a lot of living in only 500 sq ft. Absolutely love it!
Fantastic. What more can one need when the space outside is all one can ever dream off.
Love it!!!!! How does the drawbridge work? Would like to build one on a island in charleston sc.. Love it!!!!
I am very interested in the writer’s cabin . Where can it be built? and what are to approximate cost
to built this cabin?
Awesome little cabin. I’d live in it full time. Just me and my dog living a minimalist life.
False Bay Writers Cabin: please give me the price exactly as it looks on your site. Thanks, sandra