With some time, two-by-fours and a little inspiration, anyone can carve themselves a nice little retreat.
This new project by SALT Siida Workshop is a prime example, a fun modular cabin for creative camping.
The Nomadic Shelter is a rectangular arrangement of wooden cots that form a traditional shelter.
SALT Siida is astudent architecture programin Norway that designs and constructs lodgings on the island ofSandhornya.
Unlike their forebears, the student architects of SALT Siida use modern materials to construct these nomadic lodgings.
The Nomadic Shelter is built almost entirely out of 24s from bottom to top.
An outer skin is built with overlapped 14s to keep the interior protected from the elements.
It keeps the guests warm and provides heat for cooking and entertaining.
This group of international students will continue to design and build such structures for future meetings.
Their inspiration will live on, however.
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Nomadic Shelter by SALT Siida Workshop | Gallery
[Photography byPiotr Paczkowski]
