Cabin: How to Build a Retreat in the Wilderness and Learn to Live With Nature
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Cabin: How to Build a Retreat in the Wilderness and Learn to Live With Nature - Will Jones
"And so to the toolkit - the equipment required to build a cabin, and the cabin builder's most valued possessions. With a selection of useful tools to hand anyone with a grain of common sense and little practice can overcome almost any construction challenge, be that building a crude table or keeping squirrels from chewing on the floor joints. And, with time and experience, these tools will become like extensions of the person themselves, reaching for a ripsaw or a mason's trowel will become the most natural and pleasurable thing to do."
In 2010, journalist and writer Will Jones gave up life in London and moved with his family to the Canadian countryside. His dream was to build a secluded cabin in the woods, a quiet retreat from the world. This is the story of how he created the perfect hideaway, inspired by log construction methods from around the world. In the book, Will Jones explores the history and romance of log building and delves into architectural styles, folk peculiarities, and the tools and techniques of both historical and modern builders. The book is full of inspirational ideas and interweaves the personal story of his cabin building with illustrated practical know-how on everything from site selection and orientation to foundation and interior design. The desire to escape the city and live in nature has never been stronger. Part story, part history, and part practical guide, it is the perfect read for anyone dreaming of building their own cabin.
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Author: Will Jones
Binding: Hardcover
Number of pages: 256
Dimensions: 16 x 24 cm
Publication year: 2023
Language: English
Author
Will Jones is a British journalist and writer living in Canada, specializing in architecture and design. His articles have been published in RIBA Journal, Financial Times, and Blueprint. He is the author of several books including Architects' Sketchbooks (2011) and Making Marks (2019), which have also been published by Thames & Hudson.
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