A summer house in the STOCKHOLM ARCHIPELAGO, set on bare rock by the open sea. CONTEMPORARY IN FORM, it takes its cue elements from the traditional houses of the area.
A copper dormer breaks the roofline. Copper, grey plank and tarred shingle: materials chosen to gain patina and grow more beautiful with time.
The guesthouse sits low among the rocks. Heath and grasses are planted to grow wild, so building and landscape read as one.
Heavy timber posts and deep eaves. Coarse details, carefully drawn, turn the porch into a room between inside and out.
