Cabin on the Border: What the Architects Learned from Living in a Tiny House

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Architects Sevince Bayrak and Oral Göktaş from SO? Architecture&Ideas were attracted to the idea of having the opportunity to escape the urban bustle of Istanbul into a natural setting, and in 2017, they designed and built the Cabin on the Border. Since its completion, the project has undergone several changes, and the dwelling experience prompted the architects to re-evaluate their initial ideas and assumptions and change how they see the tiny house typology. Five years after the project's design, the architects share what they've learned from living in a tiny house, providing valuable insight for the design of such projects.

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Cite: Andreea Cutieru. "Cabin on the Border: What the Architects Learned from Living in a Tiny House" 25 Mar 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/978787/cabin-on-the-border-what-the-architects-learned-from-living-in-a-tiny-house> ISSN 0719-8884

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