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The modularity of the cabin allows the operator to expand and create a cluster of cabins in multiple configurations based on the idea of a traditional village community. Being prefabricated, these cabins can be quickly set up with minimal impact on the si
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Architecture News & Editorial Desk

24 Feb 2021 • 3m read • View Author

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The modularity of the cabin allows the operator to expand and create a cluster of cabins in multiple configurations based on the idea of a traditional village community

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Each luxuriously appointed cabin features a living area, sleeping space, bathroom and kitchenette.

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The minimalist Nordic aesthetic captured in every Hytte cabin reinforces a sense of escapism

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