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Knarrvika 2.0
A summer house in Skjebergkilen, on ground split between a disused quarry and untouched bedrock. The structure answers both at once: a two-level volume carried on a colonnade of expressive posts, touching down lightly where the ground matters most.
Houses
Skjebergkilen, Norway
2022
The rhythm of the posts gives the house a measured, regular presence, and its symmetry holds the composition in balance. The quarry frames the building on one side, crooked pines to the north and west on the other. Asphalt roofing and black-stained cladding keep the house dark and unassuming, leaving the geology as the strongest character on the site.
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