Iceland's famously diverse landscape provides travelers with the perfect opportunity for a unique adventure-based experience, which is why the Stockholm-based company, Utopia Arkitekter, has designed bright blue shelters, which can be installed along Iceland's trekking trails.
The off-grid shelters can be assembled in less than three days and take the form of a traditional tent shape, to offer travelers an authentic and familiar experience. Each structure can accommodate 15 people and is comprised of four rooms, including two bedrooms a kitchen and a first aid room in the event of an emergency. The cabins let in ample natural light, and provide an amazing opportunity for guests to marvel at the scenery.
These popup shelters can serve as temporary living spaces for travelers, that have a minimal impact on Iceland's scenic landscape.
Icelandic Popup Shelters
The Skýli is a Shelter Built for Iceland's Trekking Trails
Trend Themes
1. Popup Shelters - Developing popup shelters can provide an alternative way of accommodation that has a lesser impact on the environment and creates unique experiences for travelers.
2. Off-grid Living - Designing off-grid structures can give people the opportunity to experience living in remote areas, with the added benefit of using sustainable resources.
3. Minimalist Living - Creating minimalist living spaces can promote simple and sustainable living, with the possibility of reducing the current environmental footprint.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism - The tourism industry can benefit from sustainable, unique, and comfortable shelter structures that offer an alternative accommodation experience.
2. Architecture and Construction - Innovative and sustainable structures would require experts in architecture and construction, creating a new market for professionals and businesses.
3. Outdoor Equipment - Creating efficient, lightweight, and durable equipment is important for the growing number of people engaging in outdoor adventures and activities.