ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月19日 06時49分

In the late 1990s, Norway greenlighted the @norwegianscenicroutes project. Its goal: to develop the tourist economy and traffic in the more remote, and geographically diverse, areas of the country. #Norway envisioned the endeavor as a 30-plus year undertaking to transform 18 of its highways into cultural destinations. Each stop would have a new pavilion, observation deck, bridge, restaurant, hotel or other structure, all conceived by young emerging architects — predominantly Norwegian ones — alongside installations by artists of note. So far 144 projects have been built, with 46 more on the horizon. Here, @davidbtorch photographed one of the cabins at the Juvet Landscape Hotel, a destination in its own right along the #NorwegianScenicRoutes. It was designed by the architects Jensen & Skodvin, and it’s the creepy, but aesthetically appropriate, setting for the 2015 film “Ex Machina.” Swipe left to see more of @davidbtorch’s photos for @nytimestravel, and visit the link in our profile to read more.

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