This cabin was designed to be inhabited for a year before being disassembled. The sub-150 square feet "dwelling" would sit on top of boulders facing the bridge southbound, giving a bridge and lake vista facing south toward the mouth where the river meets Lake Ontario.

Built from found, renewable and less labour-intensive materials, a minimum of two persons and takes within few days to construct the habitat. It can be dismantled after its end of usage.

The site for this habitat has unobstructed view toward the Humber River Bridge and Lake Ontario as the land-form faces southward.

It is spaced from nearest pathway gives a sense of closeness to natural environs, noise isolation and privacy, yet also equidistant to the nearest path and roads.