The 'Cabin Vindheim' Features a Slanted Roof for Ski Jumps and Sledding
Michael Hemsworth — April 19, 2016 — Art & Design
References: vardehaugen.no & gizmag
There is certainly no shortage of cabin designs out there that are perfectly suited for the winter landscape, but few are as functional as the 'Cabin Vindheim.' Designed by the Norway-based architecture studio Vardehaugen, the 'Cabin Vindheim' features a slanted roof that doubles as a ski jump or small sledding hill.
The 'Cabin Vindheim' is nestled deep in the woods in Lillehammer, Norway and offers a cozy yet functional interior space for living comfortably throughout winter or warmer weather. The space measures 592-square feet in size and is split into multiple sections including the living space, the bedroom, the ski preparation section, mezzanine and even a small utility room.
The 'Cabin Vindheim' blows other cabin designs out of the water with a functional interior and exterior that's ski and toboggan-friendly.
The 'Cabin Vindheim' is nestled deep in the woods in Lillehammer, Norway and offers a cozy yet functional interior space for living comfortably throughout winter or warmer weather. The space measures 592-square feet in size and is split into multiple sections including the living space, the bedroom, the ski preparation section, mezzanine and even a small utility room.
The 'Cabin Vindheim' blows other cabin designs out of the water with a functional interior and exterior that's ski and toboggan-friendly.
Trend Themes
1. Functional Cabin Designs - The 'Cabin Vindheim' showcases the trend of designing cabins that offer both aesthetic appeal and functional features like a slanted roof that doubles as a ski jump or sledding hill.
2. Multi-sectional Interior Spaces - The 'Cabin Vindheim' exemplifies the trend of dividing cabin interiors into multiple sections, such as living spaces, bedrooms, ski preparation areas, mezzanines, and utility rooms.
3. Winter-friendly Architecture - The 'Cabin Vindheim' represents the trend of creating architectural designs specifically suited for winter environments, providing a cozy and comfortable living space for colder climates.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can explore the disruptive innovation opportunity of designing cabins with multifunctional features, such as ski jumps or sledding hills.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can find innovative ways to maximize space and create multi-sectional interiors in cabins for enhanced functionality and convenience.
3. Winter Sports Equipment - Companies in the winter sports equipment industry can tap into the market of cabins with built-in ski jumps or sledding hills, offering unique recreational experiences for customers.
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