Tiny cabin provides off-grid digs in Norway's mountains

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The result of a design-build workshop at Bergen's School of Architecture that was headed by OPA Form's Espen Folgerø, the Tubakuba (or Tuba Cube) Mountain Hub is available to anyone to use for one night, for free, but is particularly aimed at families with young kids, in a bid to instill a sense of appreciation for nature in the little ones. It's accessed by a small tunnel that brings to mind something from a fairytale. .. Continue Reading Tiny cabin provides off-grid digs in Norway's mountains

Section: Architecture

Tags: Mountain, Norway, Off-grid, Shelter, Small Living, Wood

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