An Off-Grid Micro Cabin in Upstate New York Inspired by Thoreau

The 500 sq ft cabin represents 'introverted architecture,' encouraging guests to embrace solitude and reconnect with nature

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An Off-Grid Micro Cabin in Upstate New York Inspired by Thoreau

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Marco Petrini

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