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Adventurer house
Project locationCanada's boreal forest
CompanyTOPchitect
Lead ArchitectAmin Zarrin
Design TeamMohammad Reza Zarrin
This project is located in the heart of nature and next to a river, where modern camping was first formed in 1880. This project tries to act like a time machine by combining our current modern life and the life of our distant past and of course to show that you can camp in nature without leaving your home. By changing its formal language, this project tries to present a new lifestyle, by combining the present and the past. We try to answer these questions: What if we could have a time machine and experience the lives of our past? Architecture can answer this question better than anything else