The house is based on the idea of a classic Swedish house, with a solid foundation of local natural stone, wood frame and wooden facade, with a simple wall roof with a visible wall pattern. The building should be interpreted as a modern interpretation of a traditional house located on a magical forest hill.

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Due to the fact that the land plot has a certain limited size and relatively complex ground conditions, the sketching process on this basis seeks to find the optimal location, while taking advantage of these conditions to give the house and land its own characteristics. The architecture was designed based on orientation and daylight conditions, but also protected as much as possible the natural site qualities that the site possesses today, including visible mountains, stately pine trees and unspoiled forest slopes. With the proposed layout, explosions and earthworks are avoided as much as possible, and since the property is bordered by public land on both sides of the same natural feature, it feels like a way to make the site dependent. The walls of the foundation are built with bricks, the space between them allows the forest to grow freely under and next to the house. The raised terrace achieves and reinforces this posture.

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