by Steve Casimiro | Feb 28, 2014 | Weekend Cabin
It’s a lot of work restoring an old barn. It’s a lot of work and very expensive. Instead of pouring piles of loot into perfuming a pig, a young couple in the northern Czech Republic tore the barn down, leaving two stone walls as bookends, and drafted...
by Hilary Oliver | Feb 28, 2014 | Photography
Nature offers up plenty of magnificent moments to those with a waiting camera, but an eye for simplicity and minimalism can take a shot to the next level artistically. Cory Staudacher’s Instagram photos do just that. You may have seen his photo and design work...
by Hilary Oliver | Feb 28, 2014 | Essays
“The only thing I regret is that I didn’t pack one of my cute scarves. And lipgloss,” my friend Geneva said. She was telling me about her recent bike tour through New Zealand. She and her boyfriend packed super light, and managed not to forget...
by Steve Casimiro | Feb 27, 2014 | Weekend Cabin
The Hörnligrat is one of the most famous ridges in all of mountaineering, the beautiful, dramatic, and remarkable aesthetic northeast ridge of the Matterhorn. And tucked in the middle of the Hörnligrat is one of the most dramatically located cabins anywhere in the...
by Steve Casimiro | Feb 26, 2014 | Weekend Cabin
In Sri Lanka, chena is a major form of cultivation, and the chena hut was developed as a seasonal structure to oversee the slash and burn technique. This steel-supported structure on a rubber plantation in Matugama takes its cues from the traditional agriculture...
