The choice of an extraordinary site, on the border between Africa and Europe and between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, highlights the uniqueness of Cabanon 1005. This location offers not only breathtaking views but also direct inspiration for a design that respects and celebrates the surrounding nature.
The design of Cabanon 1005 has been carefully calibrated based on solar inclinations, ensuring that every element of the shelter maximizes interaction with natural light. This approach not only creates fascinating light and shadow dynamics inside but also underscores EYC studio's commitment to conscious environmental integration.
Wood, chosen for its sustainability, recyclability, and beauty, is the distinctive element of Cabanon 1005. Every detail, from the structure to the cladding and furniture, has been carefully selected, demonstrating a commitment to reducing environmental impact without compromising aesthetics.
In addition to the sustainable choice of materials, Cabanon 1005 is designed to ensure excellent energy efficiency. Thermal insulation, combined with natural ventilation achieved through portholes recycled from an ancient boat, highlights the studio's holistic approach to environmental comfort and sustainability.
