In the Australian state of Victoria sits Moonlight Cabin. The remarkable structure was designed by local firm Jackson Clements Burrows Architects for a young family, aimed to give them refuge while providing extensive views of the impressive locale. The modern building includes a single story with a living room and kitchen at one end and sleeping space in the rear. An adjoining area of sheltered decking provides a protected look at the outdoors. It has a simple timber construction and proves that a building can dazzle with just this single material – the perforated screens, although simple in design and patterning, create a radiating display when the house is lit at night.
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