House Hökarn appears as a natural extension of the oak forests surrounding it. Its minimalist design emphasizes essential elements for a comfortable living experience. Positioned thoughtfully on an elevated meadow, the residence offers privacy while connecting with nature. Materials reflect Swedish traditions, using lime plaster and pine timber for warmth and aesthetic sustainability. The architectural composition promotes openness and intimacy, supporting natural light and airflow crucial for the climate. Windows frame views of the landscape, enhancing the ambiance and adapting with seasonal changes, while the guest house employs reclaimed materials to enrich the design's quality.
Bornstein’s House Hökarn emerges from its elevated meadow setting like a natural extension of the surrounding oak forests in Floda, Sweden, functioning as both a home and a retreat.
The dwelling's positioning on the meadow maximizes both privacy and connection to the landscape, creating a sanctuary that feels both grounded and elevated.
Lime plaster coating the load-bearing walls creates a tactile surface that ages gracefully and responds to changing light conditions throughout the day.
The strategic placement of windows frames specific views of the surrounding forest, turning the landscape into a living artwork that changes with the seasons.
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