With the general form of a train caboose answered with a light frame of Asian influence. One of two that forms part of Justin's home.

Rafters laminated from milling waste fan out overhead. A dovetailed cherry crook ties it all together. 

A Japanese scarf called Hako shachi tsugi hides all it's complexity and presents only a single seam to the interior.

The rhythmic depth of the the frame, the natural and curved elements all work to ease the experience of the 8 foot width.

Ash, for strength and flexibility, with cherry and walnut accents. Traditional joinery treatment through out.  Foundation is a heavily modified equipment trailer.

...if only this could stay the ceiling...

The raised sleeping coop frees a tremendous amount of floor space and coupled with the generous windows and a light tea house scale frame, eliminates the "shipping container" effect.

Details make every corner human, and something to touch.

An honest pic of one of the cars in full operational chaos.

In the snow, on an estate where Justin worked for many a year.

What buildings are for.