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Tu Tu’ Tun Lodge

Type: Resort, Hospitality, Masterplanning Year: 2025

A modern expansion of a beloved 1970s fishing lodge on Oregon’s wild and scenic Rogue River. A master plan for the westward expansion of the lodge’s grounds established a network of nature trails and semi-private gardens to site Tu Tu’ Tun’s twelve new glass cabins. Each cabin is placed on the sloping terrain to capture river, creek, or mountain views without overlooking its neighbors. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens guests to the panorama of the river from within, while mirrored exteriors reflect the surrounding forest, letting the cabins recede into the landscape. The work extended to the lodge’s existing amenities, with targeted updates to the pool areas, indoor dining room, spa treatment facilities, and lobby arrival. Following its renovation, Tu Tu’ Tun was named one of Esquire’s Best New Hotels in the World 2025 and received a MICHELIN Key.

Photo Credit: Lauryn Kay Photography
Work completed while at Scott Edwards Architecture.

Mirrored glass cabin with a wood deck overlooking the Rogue River, reflecting forested hills
Mirrored glass cabin with a wood deck overlooking the Rogue River, reflecting forested hills
Lodge pool and terrace with lounge chairs and umbrellas below the timber lodge and wooded hillside
Lodge pool and terrace with lounge chairs and umbrellas below the timber lodge and wooded hillside
Glass cabin glowing warmly at night among dark trees
Glass cabin glowing warmly at night among dark trees
Glass cabins nestled among dense gardens and trees
Glass cabins nestled among dense gardens and trees
Site plan of the lodge grounds showing cabin placement, trails, and gardens along the river
Site plan of the lodge grounds showing cabin placement, trails, and gardens along the river
Glass cabin tucked into the forest edge beside a still, reflective creek
Glass cabin tucked into the forest edge beside a still, reflective creek
Mirrored cabin nearly hidden in tall meadow grass beneath forested hills
Mirrored cabin nearly hidden in tall meadow grass beneath forested hills
Aerial view of glass cabins lining the riverbank above a gravel bar on the Rogue River
Aerial view of glass cabins lining the riverbank above a gravel bar on the Rogue River
Stone-lined creek and small waterfall winding through the lodge's forested gardens
Stone-lined creek and small waterfall winding through the lodge's forested gardens
Black-and-white view of the Rogue River and hills from a wooden dock
Black-and-white view of the Rogue River and hills from a wooden dock

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Tu Tu’ Tun Lodge

Type: Resort, Hospitality, Masterplanning Year: 2025

A modern expansion of a beloved 1970s fishing lodge on Oregon’s wild and scenic Rogue River. A master plan for the westward expansion of the lodge’s grounds established a network of nature trails and semi-private gardens to site Tu Tu’ Tun’s twelve new glass cabins. Each cabin is placed on the sloping terrain to capture river, creek, or mountain views without overlooking its neighbors. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens guests to the panorama of the river from within, while mirrored exteriors reflect the surrounding forest, letting the cabins recede into the landscape. The work extended to the lodge’s existing amenities, with targeted updates to the pool areas, indoor dining room, spa treatment facilities, and lobby arrival. Following its renovation, Tu Tu’ Tun was named one of Esquire’s Best New Hotels in the World 2025 and received a MICHELIN Key.

Photo Credit: Lauryn Kay Photography
Work completed while at Scott Edwards Architecture.

Mirrored glass cabin with a wood deck overlooking the Rogue River, reflecting forested hills
Lodge pool and terrace with lounge chairs and umbrellas below the timber lodge and wooded hillside
Glass cabin glowing warmly at night among dark trees
Glass cabins nestled among dense gardens and trees
Site plan of the lodge grounds showing cabin placement, trails, and gardens along the river
Glass cabin tucked into the forest edge beside a still, reflective creek
Mirrored cabin nearly hidden in tall meadow grass beneath forested hills
Aerial view of glass cabins lining the riverbank above a gravel bar on the Rogue River
Stone-lined creek and small waterfall winding through the lodge's forested gardens
Black-and-white view of the Rogue River and hills from a wooden dock