History
The 019 Cabin was designed by ŠA Atelier architects Gabrielė Šarkauskienė and Antanas Šarkauskas. It completed in 2019. Development occurred with steel fabricator Piritas.
Its modular, transportable design permits off-site construction. The prototype was installed at Apple Island, north of Vilnius, Lithuania. It is now offered as a made-to-order product.
Architecture
The 019 Cabin presents a Modernist Modular style. A steel frame forms its structure. Sheet metal, plywood, and glass compose its enclosure.
It assembles on-site from four distinct pieces. The design emphasizes visual lightness and climate adaptability. Rainwater harvesting is an integrated feature.
Setting
The cabin is conceived for diverse natural landscapes. These include woods, water, or mountains. The prototype occupies Apple Island, north of Vilnius, Lithuania.
This site presents varied terrain and native trees. Light filters through the unique natural surroundings, changing with the seasons.
Specifications
Interior floor area totals 23 square meters, or 250 square feet. It is modular and transportable. Assembly occurs on-site from four components.
