As well as creating a seamless transition between land and water, the building method ensures zero land impact and minimum seabed disruption. Two electric boats will be charged by the surplus energy produced by the hotel, and will provide transfers by water.
Located in the wilderness of the Arctic Circle, the 99-room Svart is set to open in 2022.
Its low-impact design will mean that the hotel will produce more energy than it uses, consuming 85 per cent less energy than traditional hotels
Svart will perch on top of the icy waters of the Holandsfjorden fjord in Norway's Meloy municipality.
Visitors will get breathtaking 360-degree views thanks to the hotel's glass circular design overlooking the imposing Svartisen glacier. In winter, travellers will be in prime position to spot the Northern Lights.
As well as creating a seamless transition between land and water, the building method ensures zero land impact and minimum seabed disruption. Two electric boats will be charged by the surplus energy produced by the hotel, and will provide transfers by water.
Located in the wilderness of the Arctic Circle, the 99-room Svart is set to open in 2022.
Its low-impact design will mean that the hotel will produce more energy than it uses, consuming 85 per cent less energy than traditional hotels
Svart will perch on top of the icy waters of the Holandsfjorden fjord in Norway's Meloy municipality.
Visitors will get breathtaking 360-degree views thanks to the hotel's glass circular design overlooking the imposing Svartisen glacier. In winter, travellers will be in prime position to spot the Northern Lights.
As well as creating a seamless transition between land and water, the building method ensures zero land impact and minimum seabed disruption. Two electric boats will be charged by the surplus energy produced by the hotel, and will provide transfers by water.
