The Hasttskjutsen House by General Architecture
The house is a wooden box standing on a concrete basement on a slooping site facing the water. The organisastional sturcture, based on two crossing axis, creates an intricate interior space where rooms are connected to each other in various overlapping ways. The coherent interior details and furniture are specially designed and built for the project.
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