Dezeen's top 10 cabins of 2023
For Dezeen's review of 2023, we've collected 10 cabins published this year, including a hut disguised as a boulder and a multi-generational Vermont house.
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For Dezeen's review of 2023, we've collected 10 cabins published this year, including a hut disguised as a boulder and a multi-generational Vermont house.
A curved roof tops Byró Architekti’s Cabin Above the Town, a red timber-clad cabin informed by the surrounding Czech hills.
Architecture and design firm byró constructs a red wooden cabin standing at a sloping plot in sušice, czech republic.
After arriving in Japan, 6 Polish swimmers told they didn't actually qualify for Olympics Six Polish swimmers returned home when the country's swimming federation was forced to cut the team's numbers due to an administrative error. Author: Bryan Mercer Updated: 5:36 PM EDT July 21, 2021 TOKYO, Japan — Six of Poland’s 23 swimmers are reportedly unable to compete at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics due to an administrative error by the country’s swimming federation. Swimmers Alicja Tchórz, Bartosz Piszczorowicz, Aleksandra Polańska, Mateusz Chowaniec, Dominika Ko...
20:24 EDT, 20 July 2021 Poland have suffered the humiliation of having to send six swimmers home after they accidentally selected too many for the Tokyo Olympics. The country's swimming federation had sent 23 swimmers to Japan but the PZP was forced to cut the squad down to 17 based on world governing body FINA's qualifying rules. The group of relay-only swimmers are now threatening legal action and have signed an open letter calling for the Polish Swimming Federation (PZP) board to resign following the embarrassing administrative error. PZP President Pawel Slominski apologised and said h...