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Värmdö, Sweden
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PlayHouse
Värmdö, Sweden
Project Featured on Apr 11, 2015
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2013
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
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This debut project for SMA is on a forested sloping site on an island suburb just outside of Stockholm. The client’s wish was to create a habitat for social and outdoor living, with enough space for the fluctuating number of children required in many Swedish households today.
The challenges from the client were: 1. Create enough space to accommodate the program while
remaining generous to the natural beauty of the site. 2. Make it energy efficient and 3. Build it with prefabricated modules.
The solution was a simple L floor plan and a cantilevered second floor. The L floor plan creates three distinct outdoor areas for socializing: a morning garden, a roof terrace and a sunset deck for dining. The second floor cantilever stretches out to make place for the master bedroom while maintaining a volume that still sits light in the landscape.
Thick, well-insulated walls, an air-tight building envelope and solar power reduce the energy demand of the house significantly compared to conventional Swedish construction and the façade materials are rustic and industrial like a piece of old farm equipment.
The result was 6 prefabricated modules placed on site in two days and a very happy family of 5.
Images: Robin Hayes Photography
The challenges from the client were: 1. Create enough space to accommodate the program while
remaining generous to the natural beauty of the site. 2. Make it energy efficient and 3. Build it with prefabricated modules.
The solution was a simple L floor plan and a cantilevered second floor. The L floor plan creates three distinct outdoor areas for socializing: a morning garden, a roof terrace and a sunset deck for dining. The second floor cantilever stretches out to make place for the master bedroom while maintaining a volume that still sits light in the landscape.
Thick, well-insulated walls, an air-tight building envelope and solar power reduce the energy demand of the house significantly compared to conventional Swedish construction and the façade materials are rustic and industrial like a piece of old farm equipment.
The result was 6 prefabricated modules placed on site in two days and a very happy family of 5.
Images: Robin Hayes Photography
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