In this essay, I will explore this question, by firstly looking at what is exactly deemed to be a primitive building, how the cabin typology could be related to the first human dwellings and secondly what does this involve for the building and its environment. Thirdly, I will explore what does shift the primitive survival necessary shelter to a meaningful building that develops its own aesthetic and culture. Lastly, I will explore the relationship between the primitive means for this previously established architecture and how do spent culture and life shift the primitive huts to the traditional style we know today, how did the romantism come out of this survival dwelling typology.
