"Located in the middle of an upward-sloping garden in Salt Rock, South Africa, *The Folly* is a small, multi-purpose retreat designed for both private enjoyment and shared moments."
"Commissioned by a couple seeking a dedicated space for creative work, entertaining, and storing their growing wine and whiskey collection, the project reflects a desire for seclusion without detachment."
A small, multi-purpose retreat named *The Folly* sits in the middle of an upward-sloping garden in Salt Rock, South Africa. The building provides dedicated space for creative work, entertaining guests, and storing a growing wine and whiskey collection. A couple commissioned the project seeking privacy without complete separation from their surroundings. The design balances seclusion and social possibility, supporting both private enjoyment and shared moments. The compact program organizes storage, work, and leisure within a restrained footprint and responds to the sloping garden by creating a sheltered, intimate atmosphere that remains connected to the site.
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