At Stegastein in south-central Norway architects Todd Saunders and Tommie Wilhelmsen have created a platform over the Aurland fjord Photograph: Knut Bry/TuristvegprosjektetVisitors can walk out on to the platform to experience breathtaking views of the landscapePhotograph: Todd Saunders/Tommie Wilhelmsen, Vegar Moen, TuristvegprosjektetThe wooden platform seems to plunge into the fjord belowPhotograph: Todd Saunders/Tommie Wilhelmsen, Vegar Moen, TuristvegprosjektetThe Gudbrandsjuvet platform is in a remote valley in northwest NorwayPhotograph: JSA Jensen & Skodvin ArkitektkontorThe metallic Gudbrandsjuvet platform snakes into the treesPhotograph: JSA Jensen & Skodvin ArkitektkontorThe aim is to use architecture to enhance and encourage people to interact with the natural surroundingsPhotograph: JSA Jensen & Skodvin ArkitektkontorA bright yellow rest house for cyclists in the Lofoten Islands, NorwayPhotograph: Vegar Moen/TuristvegprosjektetLike many of the eye-catching designs it stands out from the landscape, inviting passers by to take a closer lookPhotograph: Steinar Skaar/Gisle Løkken/70° Nord/TuristvegprosjektetMinimalist steps lead to the sea on the Helgeland coast in northern NorwayPhotograph: Gösta ReilandVisitors stop and enjoy the view at this picnic spot in Norway's Lofoten archipelago Photograph: Steinar Skaar/TuristvegprosjektetHere the picnic tables are made up of natural slabs of stone, again on the Lofoten archipelagoPhotograph: Dahlmann, Steinar Skaar, Turistvegprosjektet
