Bather’s
Bather’s Cabin is conceived as an architecture of ritual — a highly crafted retreat organised around the restorative experience of water. Set deep within the woodland at Great Park Farm, the cabin is positioned to maximise privacy and immersion within the surrounding canopy, allowing bathing to become both a spatial and sensory dialogue with the forest.
The design draws from the vernacular granaries and elevated grain stores once common across Southeast England. These modest agricultural structures, historically raised to protect harvests from moisture and pests, are reinterpreted here as a contemporary timber pavilion lifted lightly above the woodland floor. The cabin’s form is wrapped in vertically louvered larch cladding, sourced from the surrounding estate, providing filtered light, privacy, and natural ventilation while referencing traditional drying sheds.