Fishing hut interior

Discover the fascinating story of a kitchen built by Sir Ernest Shackleton and his team in Antarctica over a century ago. The structure still stands today, preserved by the Antarctic Heritage Trust after iut served as a base for Shackleton's 1908 Nimrod expedition.

Pirates Landing nautical restaurant exterior

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Every year, Dinesen invites architecture students to attend a creative summer school together with the Royal Danish Academy - Architecture. The students get to work with Dinesen wood in hope that the natural and numerous qualities of the material will inspire their future work.

Shacks occupy a strange place in society. On the one hand, outdated and dilapidated dwellings come to mind. On the other hand, such otherwise-sad shanty structures conjure visions of peace, quiet and personal freedom and lived-in comfort as well. Ethan Hayes-Chute takes found objects and turns them into quaint

Tim and Hannah live in a tiny (196-square-foot) cabin they built themselves in Tahoe, California. The cabin is situated in a forest; is made of mostly recycled, salvaged, or low-impact materials; and is completely off the grid. How do they cook if there’s no electricity? What about a refrigerator? Or running water? They figured it all out, and designed a functional cooking space full of untraditional yet smart solutions.

There is a need for “good guys” to man up and show the way for the next generation. Young men need a narrative that they can connect with. They need role models and exemplars that can portray a positi

Work from the course New Art School. Concept art of the fisherman's hut.