PAN Treetop cabins

• Cabin
• 2 Guests (1 bed)
• 1 Bathroom

The Treetop Cabin is an ambitious architectural wonder created by Espen Surnevik and Finn-Erik Nilsen. It features a truly abstract design and was created with the vision of designing something that would easily settle into the landscape without making a big change in the surrounding nature.

The cabin is elevated by four separate stilts, reinforced by steel braided cable, and placed at a precise location within the canopy to ensure exposure to the sun, which showers the living area with natural light. Their triangular shape has enabled the creation of a space which is both atmospherically narrow and monumentally high.

The cabins are finished in matte black steel and have been carefully placed at a precise location within the canopy to ensure exposure to the sun. They are accessed by an enclosed spiral staircase and a small footbridge and have a total floorspace of 40 Sq m each. The interiors are finished in spruce and pine, with a seating area, fold-down dining table, kitchenette and bathroom.

The cabin sleeps six and includes one double bed and four singles. The cabin comes equipped with water and electricity connections and the chill is kept at bay with both a wood-burning stove and nifty underfloor heating.

Facilities

• Coffee machine
• Essentials
• Fireplace
• Parking (free)
• Heating
• Self-service kitchen
• Wi-Fi (free)