Cabins

The community, made up mostly of Kichwa Amazonian people, faces challenges such as low family incomes, limited job opportunities, and a lack of tourism infrastructure. To address this, a three-year project led by the Parish Council of Puerto Napo has been proposed, which includes the construction of cabins, a restaurant, a camping area, a handicraft center, marked trails, and a viewpoint with an observation tower for astrotourism. Johana Mendoza The project aims to capture part of the unmet tourism demand in the area (over 23,000 tourists), with the potential to attract at least 1,169 visitors annually. In addition, it seeks to increase household income, strengthen local capacities, preserve the environment, and promote the community&... More

The idea Create small houses that can easily be located between trees in gardens, parks and forests. Roman & Dmytro Seliuk Image The project is inspired by memories of first going on holiday in a tent (Namety) or in a simple, small shelter made of stick and branches collected in the forest as a child. Roman & Dmytro Seliuk Structure The planning structure follows two principles: mono-function and variation. Mono-function is expressed as spaces with a single use. The modules are designed to be as minimal as possible for their intended function. One module, one function. Accordingly, there is a difference in size between smaller and larger modules. The smaller modules can be used for a hall, dressing room, bathroom or... More

This cabin is located in Jiangxia District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, and ispart of the Wiki World Co-Building Plan that will build a series of unique natural homes in nature. Wiki World, Pan Yanjun Wiki World, Pan Yanjun A Cabin for an artist The client Ms. W is a well-known natural artist who wants to have a weekend residence hidden in nature, where she can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. She wants the house to be in absolute wilderness and darkness, with no light pollution and noise, and no paved road to reach there. She wants electricity and a fireplace, but no wifi. The project finally chose a site on a slope at the end of a gravel road in a dense forest, which is the artist’s cabin. Wiki Worl... More

The Viking Line group offers passenger and freight transport services in the northern Baltic Sea. Viking Line decided to decorate the premium cabins of the cruise ship Gabriella with Tecnografica wallpapers. The chosen designs are 'Ginko' in its blue color variant, and 'Ra' in both black and coral variants. The selected subjects match the contemporary style of the rooms, thus creating an elegant and welcoming atmosphere. Caption Project by: Arch. Johan Nordberg from Viking Line - https://www.vikingline.com/ More

Situated in Luster in the western part of Norway on a small plateau overlooking the beautiful Jostedalen glacier, Tungestølen comprises a constellation of pentagonal tourist cabins designed by Snøhetta for Luster Turlag, a local branch of the Norwegian National Trekking Association. Designed as an architectural reaction to the changing weather conditions of this mountainous site, the distinct cabins offer visitors a comfortable and generous shelter during the summer and autumn months when the cabin is open to the public.   On Christmas Day 2011 the original Tungestølen Tourist Cabin, which had served as an important destination for avowed glacier hikers for more than a century, was completely devastated by the... More

Innovative architects that are dedicated to working with sustainable materials in their buildings are who SSAB strives to work with. One good example is Utopia Arkitekter from Stockholm, Sweden, who wants to build a trekking cabin in the mountains with a strong sustainable angle – the Skýli.The Skýli trekking cabin features sharp pyramidal shapes, a strong, durable and stable structure and many practical details. The triangular gables resemble a classic tent, the most basic shelter used by trekkers worldwide.The brilliant blue Skýli color of the roof, which will be made from GreenCoat® color coated steel, from SSAB, represents the Nordic light and ensures that Skýli is visible in the Nordic landscape. It will make the cabin easy to find, wh... More