Nestled along the Chaise river in France, the Marlens water body is a serene haven set amidst dynamic topography and lush landscapes. This valley, with its captivating beauty, invites a profound connection to the elements of air and water. Whether tracing the river’s meandering path or resting by the water’s edge, visitors are enveloped in the tranquility of nature, punctuated by towering mountains that reflect both their majesty and their likeness in the nearby waters.

Kanna, a triangular cabin designed as a fishermen’s retreat, sits gracefully at the water's edge, providing a sanctuary of peace and privacy. Its shape unfolds dramatically to frame panoramic views, honoring the stunning mountain vistas that surround it. Standing 4.5 meters tall, Kanna is strategically designed for the fishing enthusiast, allowing for precise casting and effortless angling. Its poetic yet practical form appeals not only to anglers but also to those seeking refuge in nature.

The site embodies a desire for connection with the natural world - a sentiment deeply suited to the act of fishing. The Marlens water body is renowned among anglers, regularly stocked with fish and celebrated for its seasonal fishing activities. Positioned just one meter from the water’s edge and shaded by trees, Kanna is deliberately located to minimize disruption to the aquatic environment while maximizing the fishing experience.

The concept of the fishing rod, central to the angling experience, directly influences the cabin's design. The term "Kanna," derived from the Greek word for "tube" or "reed," resonates with the cabin’s purpose. The rod's flexibility noted for varying according to the nature of the targeted catch inspires the structure's triangular geometries, reflecting the movements of casting and retrieving.

By definition, a cabin offers shelter - a space for isolation, reflection, and tranquility in sync with the environment. Kanna is conceived to provide anglers a place to fish undisturbed, enhancing their engagement with the surroundings while maintaining an openness to the landscape. The triangular structure widens as it approaches the water, inviting visitors to step closer to nature, while its fixed height of 4.5 meters ensures comfort for casting lures.

Kanna serves as a poetic and pragmatic addition to the. Marlens water body, offering a space dedicated to anglers and curious wanderers alike. It stands as a testament to the harmonious relationship between architecture and nature, providing a unique moment of contemplation amidst the beauty of the surroundings.