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Knarrvika 1.0
A cabin for a client who wanted little more than calm, music and the Oslo fjord. The site is bare and coastal: crooked pines, heather, washes of exposed rock. The concrete base rises as if cast from the bedrock itself, carrying two volumes stepped at different heights down the slope.
Houses
Skjebergkilen, Norway
2022
Corten steel cladding sits close to the colour of pine bark, holding the cabin inside the site’s own palette. The main room turns to the fjord through deep window reveals that compose the view rather than simply exposing it, and birch plywood lines the interior with warmth against the bareness outside.
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