Woodbury shed poll: And the coolest cabin design is ...
Several weeks ago we reported on 17 architecture students in Woodbury University's design-build program who were asked to create three cabins using mainly components of a hardware store shed kit. Each cabin had to sleep two and provide light, ventilation and insulation. We asked readers to tell us which team had the best design. After a week of voting, the results were surprising: We had a tie. With 2,145 votes cast, the green split-level and the orange hammock hangout each received 1,002 votes. The silvery recycled bottle loft was a distant third, with 141 votes.
We look forward to seeing three more cabins, to be built next semester. Meanwhile, you can read our full story and click through a photo gallery of the finished projects.
ALSO:
Eames House moves into LACMA: Time-lapse video
Marmol Radziner house: 360-degree interactive panoramas
Photos: Anne Cusack / Los Angeles Times
A look at the most interesting homes in Southern California.
Garden tours, low-water landscapes and deals.
Design ideas for the living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.
Weekly dispatches from Chris Erskine's adventures in fatherdom.
Submit your favorite photos of your home.
The comments to this entry are closed.