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Photography: Martin Øen
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Photography: Martin Øen
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Photography: Martin Øen
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Photography: Martin Øen
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Photography: Martin Øen
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Photography: Martin Øer
Hikers through Norway’s rocky landscape can stop off at these egg-shaped huts, which offer a snow-free spot to enjoy the sunset.
Oslo studio Spinn Arkitekter designed the cabins, which have a faceted shell that can stand up to Norway’s coldest weather. The huts are reminiscent of large pebbles and are based on 3D laser scans of the surrounding rocky terrain.
![‘Pebble’ cabins pop up in Norway’s Hammerfest](https://cdn.thespaces.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Hammerfest-cabin-in-Norway-11.jpg)
Both huts have a single large window, situated to make the most of uninterrupted views of the nearby Hammerfest – the northernmost city in the world – as well as the sea. Pale wooden walls reflect the golden glow of the sunset, and hikers can warm themselves by a wood burning stove before heading back out again.
![‘Pebble’ cabins pop up in Norway’s Hammerfest](https://cdn.thespaces.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Hammerfest-cabin-in-Norway-9.jpg)
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