A good idea for this past winter (with only three weeks in Spain). This shack, called "unavailability" and designed by Gartnerfuglen, a young architecture studio in Norway, is completely portable and can be erected in just 30 seconds by one or two people. This shack, or mobile fisherman’s hut that is filled up with water to create ice walls, provides shelter for a single inhabitant.
“Unavailability” is a small folded timber structure that can be assembled and disassembled with ease by one person. It is nice and simple, and the most interesting are its malleable walls and roof, made with chicken-wire-clad material, which can be filled with lake water to form thin walls of ice. The downside? It is a bit oppressive, and there’s only room for one person.
