Architects: Pushak
Location: Nordkynnhalvøya, Finnmark, Norway
Project Year: 2007
Program: Roadstop, benches, open fireplaces, toilet
Client: Norwegian Road Authority Finnmark
Photographs: Pushak
The site is in a flat landscape with a lot of wind comming from all directions. The roadstop has nieches to sit in in three different directions so that one can choose where to sit according to the wind conditions and the pasing of the sun/midnight sun.
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Very fine shelter-cum-sculpture. Wish I have one for me
Very elegant. It has the feeling of a building that’s used to being alone.
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this series of shelters is amazing,,,make a roadtrip to norway and visit all of them in only 2000 kms
humanistic.
Super simple, and yet expressive. Very norwegan.
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Very ascetic and aesthetic.I like! :)
Im a second year architecture student and we were recently given a similar brief of designing a small timber seating structure. I think that this piece combines all the elements that I researched beautifully. Its both simple and poetic.
Liked. Simple but useful.
Such excellent
Such clean
Such natural
Cool!
interesting spaces.
Something we don’t have here in bangkok.
cool
this is a waste of money, time, and space. It is also Beautifuly done. I like the construction
Isen’t there a publication of those road stops in Norway?