article_snippet: Perched atop Norway's snowy Seven Mountains sits the cabin.
article_snippet: High above the city of Bergen in Norway sits the Tubakuba cabin, which boasts a very unusual, vortex-like entryway .
article_snippet: Designed as part of a workshop at the Bergen School of Architecture, OPA Form Architect, Espen Folgero was the mastermind behind the cabin.
article_snippet: And it's the view that guests truly stop by for: large windows overlooking the rocky mountainside give visitors the impression that visitors are 'floating' above the valley below.
article_snippet: These drawings show exactly how the architecture students envisioned guests relaxing in the lofted sleeping spaces .
article_snippet: Sketching was an important part of the students' learning process and helped the students' identify structural problems and solutions .
article_snippet: Speaking to Fast Company, architect Espen Folgero explained the concept behind the avant garde house. '
highlights_snippet: Designed as part of a workshop at the Bergen School of Architecture, the cabin boasts a vortex-like tunnel entrance .
  