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Woodnest, the hanging houses with breathtaking views of the Norwegian fjord

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Woodnest, the hanging houses with breathtaking views of the Norwegian fjord
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Yet another "nest" wide open on Nature, or rather two. Woodnest, the suspended houses on the Norwegian fjord are a minimal miracle.

Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
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Woodnest, the hanging houses with breathtaking views of the Norwegian fjord

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Just 20 minutes from the city of Odda, across the steep Norwegian hills, there is something magical at the edge of the fifth longest fjord on Earth.

These are two houses suspended in front of the Norwegian fjord, among the trees, 5 and 6 meters above the forest floor, fixed with steel belts to the individual trunks of two living pines.

The Norwegian fjord houses, known as Woodnest, were created by Helen & Hard Architects in response to the topography and conditions of the wonderful site that hosts them. A piece of jewelry set up for a client who wished to have a deeper connection with nature.

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Completed in 2020, each tree house it is connected to the land by a small wooden bridge. Each of the two hanging houses measures only 15 square meters, and is built with great care around the central trunk.

There are four distinct sleeping areas, a bathroom and an open kitchen and living room, as well as stunning views across the forest to the water of the Hardangerfjord, the Norwegian fjord below. In the distance the gaze is lost towards the magnificent, almost mystical mountains.

Culture and Nature

According to the architects, the use of wood as a building material is inspired by the Norwegian cultural tradition of using wood in architecture along with the desire to experience the material's potential.

The structures of the suspended houses on the Norwegian fjord are supported by the trunk of the tree and by a series of ribs in laminated wood, while the "flakes" in natural untreated wood help to create a sort of protective skin around the inhabited volume.

Over time, the wood will integrate and stabilize, further merging with the wooded environment.

With their large windows that envelop the entire building and overlook the Norwegian fjord, tree houses are a tangible dream.

A place that allows people to slow down and appreciate the true natural beauty that surrounds them, without the distractions that come from a contemporary vacation rental.

I don't think there is a better place to get away from it all.

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Gianluca Riccio, copywriter and journalist - Born in 1975, he is the creative director of an advertising agency, he is affiliated with the Italian Institute for the Future, World Future Society and H +, Network of Italian Transhumanists.

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