The Waterfall Cabins are situated in the quiet setting of the Vale De Moses retreat, which features a mix of hot summers and cold, rainy winters. The design includes two distinct modules for meditation: the Dry Cabin and the Wet Cabin. Each unit offers a unique experience that connects users to the natural features of the environment, serving primarily as spaces for relaxation and wellness.

Dry Cabin
The Dry Cabin focuses on creating a connection between visitors and their surroundings. It includes spaces designed for yoga and massage, promoting relaxation and mental clarity. This cabin invites users to engage with both their inner selves and their natural surroundings in a peaceful setting.


Wet Cabin
The Wet Cabin highlights the soothing qualities of water. It serves as a bath and spa, allowing visitors to meditate and unwind through direct contact with water. The design brings the calming presence of water into the retreat experience, creating an environment conducive to introspection and tranquility.


Sustainability and Structural Design
Both cabins have been designed with sustainability in mind. They feature a rainwater management system, with slanted roofs that catch and direct rainfall into forebays. This functionality supports ecological practices while adding layers of auditory and visual experience. Additionally, the structures are inspired by trees, with elements that filter light and vertical supports mimicking tree trunks. This design choice helps integrate the cabins into the surrounding landscape.


The careful placement of windows allows natural light to filter through, while the sound of water enhances the atmosphere, encouraging visitors to connect with nature. The Waterfall Cabins serve as a retreat where design and environment come together to create a simple, restorative experience.