The owner wanted a distinctive nature retreat: a small footprint, a dramatic pitched form, and a build that could handle a sloping site without disturbing the surrounding trees.

A precise steel A-frame carries the roof and a timber-lined mezzanine, letting the ground floor stay open. Hardwood cladding and joinery were fitted over the frame to give the cabin its finished, tactile character.

A striking, low-impact retreat that pairs engineered structure with craft finishing — the kind of hospitality project that shows the full range of the workshop.