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Description

Hannoluohkka 2, Kautokeino
A cluster of three buildings with pyramidal roofs has a prominent position in the wide open landscape of Kautokeino, it is what once was the Kautokeino Mountain Lodge. Situated on a hill above the main road RV93 it overlooks the supermarket and the schools and otherwise enjoys views in all directions.

All the way around each of the three buildings runs a site-cast concrete plinth ending below the windows, which also run continuously below the eaves of the bold pointed roofs. The load bearing constructions are in wood and originally the interiors and furniture were all pine.

Year of construction

1966
1971

Architect

Nils Henrik Eggen

Client

Norges samemisjon

Building Type

Accommodation
hotel
wardens flat

Construction System / Materials

Concrete
wood

Literature

Fjellstue i Kautokeino, Byggekunst 2/1976

Map

Kautokeino fjellstue
Kautokeino fjellstue
Kautokeino fjellstue