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The Micro Cluster Cabins can be found in the hills of Vestfold, Norway. A Reiulf Ramstad Architects design, the cabin complex is divided into three volumes to maintain the family’s sense of privacy. Meeting traditional and contemporary aesthetics, the design juxtaposes details such as gabled rooftops, wood cladding, skinny vertical windows, a courtyard, and a glass wall. Inside, the home is starkly painted in white and lofted to make the most of the space.
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