Treeangle is an 850 SF two-level cottage designed for sloped mountain terrains. Architectural Designer Catherine Mock Pageau envisioned a cabin elevated from the ground that could conform to the shape of the mountain so that it would be the least disruptive possible. The idea of “letting the land tell me what to design and not the other way around” yielded a modern building with a triangular shape that adapts to the existing topography.   

The access to the cabin is via a bridge that connects the mountain to the dwelling. The balcony on the outside and the floor-to-ceiling glass on the inside allows occupants a close connection with the surrounding environment.

Inside the cabin, the designer chose a modern industrial look, with metal corrugated ceilings and exposed beams, mixed with the warmth of light color white oak floors. On the bottom level, the sloped floor becomes a completely usable space, with loft beds and seating area: “The angled floor is no different than designing a space under a sloped roof in an attic for example”. 

Treeangle can be designed to accommodate any sloped lot and can be adapted to a smaller or larger square footage. We welcome steep terrains!

Treeangle is located 15 min from downtown Blue Ridge , GA and it is available as a vacation rental.