Architecture office Leckie Studio and design agency Aruliden have released designs for a series of mirrored structures that will be built in a forest in Ontario, Canada.
Called Arcana, the secluded cabin rentals will be built in an area of woodland two hours north of Toronto.
The Arcana mirrored cabins are designed to blend into the surrounding forest
Their exact location is being kept secret and will only be revealed to guests once they have booked. With their reflective outer walls, the cabins have been designed to merge into the landscape.
Leckie Studio and Aruliden plan to build the cabins with a wooden frame and cladding covered in sheets of polished stainless steel.
Each cabin's interior will be lined with pine and feature floor-to-ceiling windows by the sleeping area. Each cabin is clad in stainless steel to reflect the trees
The 275-square-foot buildings are designed to be almost invisible in the deciduous forest, allowing guests to feel as close to nature as possible.
The metal cladding will offer a slightly distorted reflection to prevent birds from being hurt by accidentally flying into it.
The reflective surface will be treated to prevent bird strike
"As a brand that's rooted in respecting the power and beauty of nature, it's been a priority to design our structures so that they aren't a hazard to birds and other creatures that reside in Arcana's habitat," Leckie Studio and Aruliden told Dezeen.
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