Immerso is almost a totally transparent cabin for camping staying fully connected to nature around.
Various kinds of cabins are super popular now, and the reason is simple: they allow you escape from everything and everyone wherever you want – most of such cabins are mobile. But the cabin that we are sharing today is even more special: it’s transparent!
Italian architects Fabio Vignolo and Francesca Turnaturi have created a transparent cabin for camping under the stars. Dubbed Immerso, the tiny housing module sleeps up to four people and takes just two hours to assemble. The transparent-roof cabin is a prefabricated timber shelter that can be built on-site without using any electric tools. it is made of a series of CNC-cut birch plywood panels that slot together easily. The quick assembly method means the structure can also be easily dismantled, flat-packed and transported to different locations.
Immerso measures 6 square meters (65 sq ft) and is located in the alpine town La Morra in the Italian Alps, 1,900 m (6,234 ft) above sea level. Inside, a minimal interior features a double bed and coffee table. Of course, you can vary the furniture and try your own setups repurposing this bedroom in a home office or anything else. There is also the option to close off the walls with curtains while leaving the transparent roof exposed. Two large front doors open onto views of the surroundings.
The peculiarity of Immerso is therefore the extreme ease of assembly, even by non-expert operators, in a very short time, through a few simple steps and without the use of tools powered by electricity and operational capabilities. This makes Immerso suitable to be quickly transported and assembled in many different contexts.
The cabin is only 6 square meters and it features only a bedroom with minimal furniture, though it can accommodate up to 4 people.
The cabin is made of birch plywood and of glass and can be assembled in 2 hours, curtains will keep privacy of the owners.
