Perched on the tidal waters of Comporta south of Lisbon, Portugal are two small cabins. Crafted from recycled timber they reference the local fishermen’s huts. The first cabin contains a bedroom and bathroom. The second a living space with basic kitchen. Simple and beautiful, romantic and at one with the wetlands. Cabanas no Rio by architect Manuel Aires Mateus. In my dreams I am there already.
BRUNO says:
less is more…
NancyL says:
Sure, it's a small foot print, but does it belong there at all?
oregonbird says:
I honestly can't imagine spending time in these spaces — heat, insects, humidity, all trapped in lovingly crafted boxes without so much as a window. The outdoor shower is a good idea…