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Today, Finland-based renewable energy company Neste unveiled a sleek new cabin that presents a more eco-friendly alternative to traditional camping. The Nolla cabin, conceived as a zero-emission structure, can be constructed anywhere with minimal impact on the surrounding environment.

Designed by Finnish architect Robin Falck, the cabin stands a touch over 13 feet tall and is the size of a small bedroom, making it (relatively) easy to transport and assemble. In addition to the minimal concrete impact on the site where it sits, the structure generates electricity with solar panels, while a stove inside runs off renewable diesel made by Neste. The home is largely built out of plywood, seamlessly blending the cabin into the natural world around it. A floor-to-ceiling window adorns one end of the cabin, which is currently on display on an island off the Finnish capital of Helsinki.

This is not Falck?s first foray into the world of outdoor living, as he has attracted attention for his chic tiny cabin built for just $10,500 a few years back.

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