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"I was obsessed with the design side of creating a space that was a disconnect zone; a way to spend more time immersed in a beautiful landscape," says Castillero. He was also keen to create a unit that could be moved away in the future—and the ideal size turned out to be sub-200 square feet. Castillero sloped the roof to accommodate debris from the tree canopy above. This created a short side of the cabin where the toilet, desk, wood stove, and bed all live; the other side houses a compact but highly functional kitchenette and shower. Photo by Rico Castillero