Ep.36 Into The Woods With Cabin ANNA with Caspar Schols, Creator - Cabin ANNA

<p><strong>ABOUT Caspar Schols:</strong></p><h3>Caspar's LinkedIn profile: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/caspar-schols-12687470">linkedin.com/in/caspar-schols-12687470</a></h3><h3>Email: <a href="mailto:cs@casparschols.com" target="_blank">cs@casparschols.com</a></h3><p><strong>Websites: </strong>https://www.cabin-anna.com</p><p><strong>Instagram: </strong>https://www.instagram.com/casparschols/</p><p><strong>Articles: </strong></p><p><strong>Dezeen:</strong> https://www.dezeen.com/2020/10/27/anna-stay-meet-caspar-schols/</p><p><strong>Archdaily</strong>: https://www.archdaily.com/952580/cabin-anna-caspar-schols</p><p><strong>A Home Is Not A House:</strong> https://socks-studio.com/2011/10/31/francois-dallegret-and-reyner-banham-a-home-is-not-a-house-1965/</p><p><strong>Bio: </strong></p><p>Cabin ANNA is created by Dutch designer Caspar Schols, who design and built the first cabin for his mother. Without any architectural education, but with a fascination for architecture and design, he was looking for a concept to bring people closer to nature.</p><p>Cabin ANNA won various awards, among which the prestigious Architizer A+ Project of the Year Award 2021, one of the world’s largest awards program for architecture and building-products. Cabin ANNA's mission now is to structurally connect every human being with nature once again.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p><strong>SHOW INTRODUCTION:</strong></p><p>Are Physics and nature different things?</p><p>I suppose they aren’t given that all things in nature, the universe, are bound by the laws of physics.</p><p>So maybe it’s not so surprising that a young physicist, who loved architecture - also bound by the laws of physics - should find himself in the position of a major career path change when asked by his mother to build a small cabin in her back yard so that she could be in nature. </p><p>Not a place to necessarily do something in nature but ‘be’ in nature, to experience it, connect with it, and get back to it, in a profoundly embodied way. </p><p>There is a Dutch term f