Located in Washington’s Methow Valley, the Rolling Huts are the perfect accommodation. Designed as a modern alternative to camping by Tom Kundig of Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects in Seattle, the six huts are grouped as a herd, each with views of the mountains.
Each hut comes equipped with a small refrigerator, microwave, fireplace and Wi-Fi. A sleeping platform is perfect for two, and the modular furniture in the living area can be reconfigured to sleep two more. Each hut has an adjacent portable toilet, and full bathrooms and showers are housed in the centrally located barn a short distance away.
The construction of each hut is simple. It is, in essence, an offset, steel clad box on a steel and wood platform. Living occurs not only in the 200 sq ft inside the box, but on the 240 sq ft of covered deck space surrounding it. Interior finishes – cork and plywood – are simple, inexpensive, and left as raw as possible. Exteriors are durable, no-maintenance materials made of steel, plywood and car-decking.
Very nice and ingenious portable huts..
It looks very modern and intricate on the outside but the interiors need a little tweaking.
I do understand and respect the designer’s design but then again, a little match with the modern exteriors and the modern functions that the home offers with how the interiors look wouldn’t hurt.
I do know it should be a hut, a portable one, so why not maximize the interiors and give it a more glamorous and comfortable appeal. =)