Wild Comfort: A New Book Showcasing Remote and Refined Wilderness Homes

The new coffee-table book 'Wild Comfort: Contemporary Homes in the Wilderness' presents 30 remote yet refined architectural projects from around the world, aiming to demonstrate that wilderness living can include modern comforts. Published by Images Publishing at £40, the book features an introduction by Jim Olson of Olson Kundig, whose Camp House project is included. Projects span the USA, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica, Latvia, and Mexico, with notable examples like High Desert House in California by Ryan Leidner Architecture, Armstrong Cottage in Ontario by Peter Braithwaite Studio, The Periphery in Boulder, Colorado by Locus Studio, Forest House in Brazil by Gonzalo Bardach Arquitectura, Casa Solai in Costa Rica by Studio Saxe, Canyon View Residence in California by Brunner Architecture, and Casa Cono in Mexico by Estudio Atemporal. The book also includes work by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design, Dekleva Gregorič Architects, Allied8, and Strang, with photography by Joe Fletcher and Fernando Guerra. While the book excels in visual appeal, it lacks detailed information on the permitting processes and floor plans, leaving readers curious about how these structures are integrated into their landscapes. The book is available via ImagesPublishing.com and @Images_Publishing.