Golden British Columbia the Pioneer Cabin The landlord called this house Cabin, which is really too low-key, and in the eyes of most people, this is a full-fledged jungle villa. Although the appearance is unremarkable, some angles look like containers, but you can understand her fascination. The designer was deeply influenced by Henry David Thoreau, trying to reproduce the "Walden Lake" hut in the Canadian Rockies by Banff, Yohe and Kutne, etc. Surrounded by five national parks, it is located near the golden town of Golden, covering five acres, surrounded by mountains on three sides and Glaeberry on one side. When we were heading in the early autumn, the river was not very large, but after all, it was close at hand, sitting in the courtyard of the house, you could hear the sound of turbulent water. During the wet season, you can even fish directly at your doorstep! Looking at the message of the previous guest, someone really caught a big fish and added a meal. The original intention of the designer was to create a journey of wild nature, so at the beginning of the construction, the conventional walls, windows and spaces were decisively abandoned. Instead, all the spaces are integrated as much as possible. The three bedrooms are cleverly arranged on the side of the building, and the remaining main space is given to the living room and dining room. There is no curtain in the whole house, and the use of the large panoramic glass curtain wall allows sunlight and scenery to pass through every corner of the building. The application of modern hardware allows guests to enjoy the holiday with peace of mind and comfort.