In an international competition to design a new "master plan" for Norway's city of Åndalsnes, the Swedish architecture firm Jagnefalt Milton imagined a series of "portable buildings" to make use of the area's rail network. PSFK explains that the buildings, "such as hotels, concert halls and public bath, that could be rolled from one place to another through the city based on the need or seasons."
In an international competition to design a new "master plan" for Norway's city of Åndalsnes, the Swedish architecture firm Jagnefalt Milton imagined a series of "portable buildings" to make use of the area's rail network. PSFK explains that the buildings, "such as hotels, concert halls and public bath, that could be rolled from one place to another through the city based on the need or seasons."