Students at California Polytechnic Pomona have been reinterpreting the cabins used by visitors to US state parks as part of a program by the Architecture Department Studio. Revamp the Camp aimed to make the cabins in California State Parks cheaper and greener, as well as more appealing to a wider range of park users... Continue Reading Students rethink Californian "Parkitecture"
Section: Architecture
Tags: Cabins, California, Environment, National Parks, Shelter, Sustainability
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