Archetype Research: Chicken Point Cabin

Chicken Point Cabin is known as the little box, big window. A small cabin nestled lakeside in Northern Idaho was built in 2002 by architect Tom Kundig. It is hard to decipher which is the inside and which is the outside due to the large window/wall that opens to blur environment you are in. This is the main feature that attracted me to choose this as one of my exemplar houses.
Below is my research and brainstorming with regards to Tom Kundig's, Chicken Point Cabin.

Image Source: Benjamin Benschnieder

Image Source: Benjamin Benschnieder

REFERENCES

Rhodes, E. (2004, January 18). Seattle's Kundig wins 2 AIA awards. Seattle Times.

Russell, J. (2006). In Washington State, Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen sets its tiny Silt Cabin amid the Methow Valley's four-season splendour. Architectural Record, 194(4), 92 - 97. Retrieved from Academic Search Elite database.

Olson Kundig Architects. (2010). Chicken Point Cabin. Retrieved March 4, 2010, from http://www.olsonkundigarchitects.com/Projects/101/Chicken-Point-Cabin