Dan Brunn Architecture designed the Arrowhead Double A-Frame House, which is also known as the Bern Double-A home. This project is an artful transformation of a cabin first built in the 70s with nostalgic architecture with modern accents. It offers guests a unique retreat that blends a sense of luxury and sustainability. The renovation imagines the original A-frame as a double approach.
This combines the firm's minimal design with inviting elements. The original footprint is ideal for expanding the structure in two directions. This way, it creates a dynamic geometry that feels familiar and bold in design. The focus of this renovation is the addition of the glass wall to bring in more natural lighting.
Retro Themed A-Frame Houses
Dan Brunn Architecture Designs the Arrowhead Double A-Frame House
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