The Cabin is a small structure which explores how demountability and reversible joinery can be used to harness the inherent properties of timber. Its primary structure touches down on a series of concrete pads already present on the site; for the building itself, Design and Make students employed novel techniques in roundwood carpentry and robotic fabrication to articulate a series of timber-to-timber connections that fit digitally fabricated joints with those made by hand. Four openings in the envelope orient the building to its site, providing a dynamic point of entry and a layered arrangement of views that expand the internal space into external vistas of landscape and sky.