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AFRME
A surf camp set back from the beach: Studio cabins among dune scrub and palms behind the sand, surfboards on a rack, grey ocean beyond
Hospitality · The Studio

One room, many times.

Surf camps, cabin hotels, glamping sites and retreats. The Studio is the unit; we help you plan, permit and open the property.

The unit

The Studio, in numbers.

Floor area
340 sq ft / 32 m²
Footprint
7′ 8″ × 18′ 4″
Width at knee
17′ 1″
Ridge height
23′ 8″
Sleeps
2 in the loft
Bathroom
Partition included; fittings by you or in the interior package
Foundation
Screw piles, slopes to about 10°
Delivery
One crate per unit
The Studio: drawings and gallery
Six Studio cabins scattered across a grassy hillside above a bay, linked by a gravel path
Why operators choose it

Built to be placed in multiples.

Sites a truck-delivered box cannot reach
Flat-packed. A Studio arrives as one crate and is carried or craned to sand, rock, a slope or a clearing.
No concrete
Screw piles go in in a day, need no excavation, and come out again. That matters on leased, coastal or protected land.
Weather-tight within a week
Frames stand in a day. Our crew has the envelope on within the week; the interior package follows in days.
The room people photograph
A gable of glass facing the view and a black roof turned to the neighbors. Privacy without fences, and a picture guests share.
One drawing, many units
Every Studio is identical, so approvals, services and maintenance are done once. Add a One or Two as reception, kitchen or a room for the weather.
Open within a season
Order in batches that match your opening plan and start earning before the last unit arrives. From order to first guests within a season is a realistic target for a first batch. Volume pricing starts at four units.
A small cabin hotel of Studios among olive trees on a slope above the sea, with a larger AFRME as reception
A hillside property: eight Studios with a One as reception.
Studio cabins in the shade of coconut palms behind a beach, a sandy track between them and the sea glimpsed through the trunks
A surf camp set back from the beach: Studios among the palms, the sea a short walk away.
How a property comes together

Site, services, sequence.

  1. 01
    Site walk and concept

    Unit count, spacing, views, paths and where the shared building goes.

  2. 02
    Services plan

    One trench for power, water and waste along the path; bathrooms on the path side.

  3. 03
    Approvals

    One drawing set for every unit; piles instead of foundations keep it reversible.

  4. 04
    Batches

    First batch of four to six, open, learn the property, then the next batch.

  5. 05
    Build-out

    Bed platform, kitchenette wall, bathroom and lighting delivered with the System if you want it.

Questions operators ask

Can I order several Studios for a camp or hotel?

That is what the Studio is for. Volume pricing starts at four units, and we plan the site with you: spacing, paths, services, a reception or shared building in a One or a Two, and a delivery sequence that lets you open in stages and start earning before the last unit arrives.

Can Studios be placed on sand, rock or a slope?

Yes. Screw piles need no excavation and can be removed, which matters on leased or protected land. Slopes up to about ten degrees are handled by the pile lengths.

Can Studios arrive furnished?

The Studio can ship with an interior package: bed platform, kitchenette wall, bathroom and lighting, so a unit is ready for guests days after it is stood.

Read: planning a cabin hotel with Studios

Planning a property? Start with a call.

Tell us about the site and the number of units. We will come back with spacing, a services sketch, a delivery sequence and a budget range before you commit to anything.