Viggsö от Arrhov Frick Arkitektkontor в Швеции
Project: Viggsö
Architects: Arrhov Frick Аrкitекткоntоr
Location: Sweden
Area: 430 square feet
Photos: Mikael Olsson
The living area and kitchen; the attic serves as a space for children and guests. Second, there’s a light, airy two-level dining area with unrestricted views in three directions. Third, an open terrace facing the water and covered by a semi-transparent roof completes the house. Together, these three sections cover a total area of about 80 square meters.
The design process focused primarily on developing a simple and cost-effective wooden structure. The materials for the house had to be easily transported and assembled on the island, while still being able to support relatively large spans. A foundation consisting of a series of columns minimizes the house’s contact with the ground, lifting it among the trees and plants. Simple planks connect the dwelling to the surrounding cliffs, aiming to create a space that blends seamlessly into the landscape.
–Aaarrhov Frick Arkitektkontor
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Architects: Arrhov Frick Аrкitекткоntоr
Location: Sweden
Area: 430 square feet
Photos: Mikael Olsson
Viggsö by Arrhov Frick Аrкитекткоntоr
The living area and kitchen; the attic serves as a space for children and guests. Second, there’s a light, airy two-level dining area with unrestricted views in three directions. Third, an open terrace facing the water and covered by a semi-transparent roof completes the house. Together, these three sections cover a total area of about 80 square meters.
The design process focused primarily on developing a simple and cost-effective wooden structure. The materials for the house had to be easily transported and assembled on the island, while still being able to support relatively large spans. A foundation consisting of a series of columns minimizes the house’s contact with the ground, lifting it among the trees and plants. Simple planks connect the dwelling to the surrounding cliffs, aiming to create a space that blends seamlessly into the landscape.
–Aaarrhov Frick Arkitektkontor
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