Koko Architects designs a place to interact for Norwegian hikers in an awe-inspiring setting
SODDATJØRN — Imagine a bunch of hikers have decided on a place in the wilderness to stay for the night; they set up camp in a cluster and form a central area to socialise and keep warm around a campfire. Koko Architects, a firm based out of Estoni
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