TYIN Tegnestue and Rintala Eggertsson Architects build upon the wild
Tucked away quietly in the northern-most parts of Norway, an intriguing composition of buildings sits gently atop the awe-inspiring nature of Fleinvaer island. From afar, the secluded set of cabins and cottages follows the landscape, appearing to
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