The project consists of three volumes. Two of them are private residences, which, like two expanding walls, cling to the property to create a large open space in the center. Embraced through the two private buildings, the communal Platz in the center serves as a shared garden and meeting point.
The Stüva serves as the central element of the house, functioning as the heart where all significant social and daily activities take place. As a “bridge-like” structure, the Stüva acts as a transitional space within the two houses. The numerous windows create a visual link to the Platz, enhancing the connection between private living spaces and th
In contrast to the central Stüva, the private areas—bedrooms, staircases, and bathrooms—are tucked away in more secluded parts of the house, ensuring a quieter, intimate atmosphere. This creates a balanced interplay of privacy and community, harmonizing modern living with nature and the environment.
