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On a remote island in the Stockholm archipelago, this small house is built within the context and specific construction conditions resulting from the lack of vehicular access.
Around a central open space, four small rooms for sleeping, storage, and bathing are placed, one in each corner. Light enters through a skylight and large glazed niches that underscore the atelier-like character of the central space, as it opens up towards the sky and its green surroundings in a 360° panorama.
In two of the niches, the sliding glass doors are positioned on the inner side to create sheltered spaces for the entrance terrace and a dedicated area for outdoor dining.
The roof and façades are finished with the same black bitumen slate, a standard roofing product. Both interior and exterior spaces are finished with natural and light-grey painted sawn wooden panels.
