
A conceptual seasonal retreat in the Rangeley forest designed around wonder, tree-canopy immersion, and family connection.
La Cabane is a conceptual woodland retreat designed to shift the rhythm of family life into the forest. Created for a couple and their three young daughters, the cabin features a skewed gabled form whose exaggerated massing creates a presence both familiar and fantastical. The experience begins with a winding forest approach leading to a glowing underside and a cable-suspended exterior stair, creating the impression that the cabin hovers above the ground. Inside, living spaces, a primary suite, and a bunkroom sit within the tree canopy, while a lower-level guest suite and garage expand the program. A continuous, freeform light fixture weaves through the interior, reinforcing the narrative quality of the architecture.
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22 Monument Square
Suite 602
Portland, ME 04101
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