Transforming a Historic Quarry into Eco-Friendly Cabins

The video tutorial covers a unique architectural project involving the renovation of a Rock Crusher building and the construction of cabins using a self-building system. The project faced challenges due to its unusual nature and harsh climate. The team, consisting of architects and their families, used innovative techniques and sustainable materials to complete the project. The cabins were designed to have minimal environmental impact, featuring open spaces, mobile kitchenettes, and organic materials. The project was a financial risk but succeeded in reducing costs significantly through self-building.

What materials were used for insulation in the project?

How did the architects ensure that the cabins left minimal impact on the environment?

What was the purpose of using the ancient Japanese technique on the cabin's wood?