A Wormhole Cabin

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Norwegian wooden cabin

Great architecture for kids

Wooden cabin in Norway

Ok so the architects say they were inspired by a musical instrument, a trombone, but I see wooden wormhole! This brilliant little cabin was designed by architect Espen Folgerø with students from the Bergen School of Architecture and can be found on the edge of Bergen, Norway. Known as the Tubakuba Mountain Hub, you can actually stay in this intriguing space free of charge. 
Intresting entrance for this Norwegian cabin


Architect students building a wooden cabin in Norway

The cabin is made of 95% wood and it was quite a feat to achieve. The brilliant moulded wooden entrance needed the strips of wood to be soaked in water, they used two repurposed water boilers and applied the wood wet. The architects wanted the cabin to be used by families, kids would enjoy the tunnel and everyone would enjoy the view!
Wooden retreat with great view

Snow covered forest and wooden cabin


The 14-square-metre hut has no electricity but a little wood burner, there is a separate enclosed bathroom with a sleeping space on top and a suspended floor that creates a sheltered picnic area.  
Architect student designed unusual wooden cabin


I think this would be a perfect space for a family fun filled night in the forest!
Families can stay in this wooden cabin for free

Originally found at Dezeen and Yellow Trace.

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