Polestar has opened a pop-up snowroom in Finland.

That is not a typo.

The electrical automobile maker’s latest retail location is constructed completely out of snow — greater than 105,000 cubic ft of it, harvested from a close-by ski resort. The cube-shaped constructing was constructed over simply 20 days in Rovaniemi, which lies on the Arctic Circle.

The Polestar Snow House is open till late February for shoppers to e-book Arctic take a look at drives of the Polestar 2 EV. At that time, Polestar will demolish the construction and return the snow to the ski slopes.

“Town of Rovaniemi is understood for its great design,” Martin Österberg, advertising and marketing supervisor of Polestar Finland, stated in a press release. “We wished to honor this by creating a wonderful work that was impressed by our model’s minimalistic and pure design language. The selection of constructing materials was simple as a result of location and our need to make use of round supplies: in fact, it needed to be constructed from snow.”

The constructing was designed by Polestar architects within the mildew of the corporate’s minimalistic headquarters in Sweden and constructed by Frozen Improvements, a Finnish agency that stated it has spent 20 years utilizing snow and ice as distinctive constructing supplies.

It is 39 ft excessive and has partitions 6.5 ft thick. The development crew used wooden and metallic for molds and scaffolding however eliminated all the pieces besides the snow when it was completed.