Ryan Greenhalgh
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Haven Backup 2/5/18**


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Haven

Branding / Website

 

 

Haven is an architecture firm that builds small modern cabins in remote natural settings.

 
 
 
 
 
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Haven Architecture Studio has already built a strong reputation for meticulous planning, innovative design and durable craftsmanship. Due to this, the focus of the website was, instead, to create an emotional connection.

The primary goal of the website was to inspire the user and prompt them to imagine themselves living in one of the cabins. This was achieved through immersive fullscreen photography, gallery pages that tell a story, and minimal verbal messaging in proximity to key photographs.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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All photography used with permission for this student project from respective owners:

Eyrie, twin cabins on the Kaipara Harbour
Photographer – Jeremy Toth
Architect – Nat Cheshire of Cheshire Architects

Moonlight Cabin
Photographer – Jeremy Weihrauch-Gollings Studio
Architect – Jackson Clements Burrows Architecture

Diane Middlebrook Studios Cabin Cluster
Photographer – Paul Dyer
Architect – CSS Architecture

Outward Bound Cabins
Photographer – Jesse Kuroiwa
Architect – ColoradoBuildingWorkshop at CU Denver

Apartment in Villa Lola, in Vaðlaheiði
Photographer – Petur Haukur
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