AutoCamp Sequoia: Waechter Architecture's Riverside Campground Redesign
Waechter Architecture has completed AutoCamp Sequoia, a 7,800-square-foot hospitality project in Three Rivers, California, USA. The project reinterprets an existing RV campground along the Kaweah River, between Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. The design aims to transform a disconnected collection of campsites, buildings, and services into a cohesive experience that emphasizes the surrounding landscape. The project is led by principal Ben Waechter, with a team including William Smith, Reihaneh Noori, Judson Moore, and Rand Pinson. Photographs were taken by Matt Kisiday. The project falls under the category of hospitality and entertainment, specifically cabins and lodges. The completion year is 2025. The project was curated by Susanna Moreira and originally published in English on ArchDaily.
Key facts
- Project: AutoCamp Sequoia
- Architect: Waechter Architecture
- Area: 7,800 ft²
- Year: 2025
- Photographer: Matt Kisiday
- Location: Three Rivers, California, USA
- Lead team: Ben Waechter, William Smith
- Design team: Reihaneh Noori, Judson Moore, Rand Pinson
Entities
Artists
- Ben Waechter
- William Smith
- Reihaneh Noori
- Judson Moore
- Rand Pinson
Institutions
- Waechter Architecture
- AutoCamp
Locations
- Three Rivers
- United States
- California
- Kaweah River
- Sequoia National Park
- Kings Canyon National Park