“Only a short walking distance from two of Norway’s largest hospitals, the secluded wooden shelters are designed to make hospitalisation easier for patients and their families. The space can be used for treatment and contemplation, and for spending time with relatives and friends away from the hospital corridors. The cabins are open to every patient connected to the hospitals regardless of disease group.”
Snøhetta, Oslo- and New York-based architecture and design studio.
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