This modern wooden house represents a magnificent example of Scandinavian architecture, organically integrated into the surrounding forest landscape. The distinctive feature of the building is its unusual cylindrical shape, creating soft, streamlined facade lines that contrast with the traditional geometry of residential structures.
The facade is completely clad in vertical wooden panels of a natural light shade, emphasizing the building's connection with the natural environment. The vertical arrangement of the planks visually increases the height of the structure, giving it elegance despite its compact size. The texture of the wood creates a warm, cozy atmosphere that contrasts with the harsh northern landscape.
Compositionally, the building consists of several cylindrical volumes of different heights, creating an interesting, dynamic architectural form. Panoramic windows and glass inserts in the upper part of the main volume provide natural lighting and open up a view of the picturesque lake. The minimalist black entrance portal stands out effectively against the wooden cladding.
The house is situated on a slope, which allowed the architect to integrate the structure into the landscape, creating a multi-level composition. The area around the house is designed in a naturalistic style using gravel covering, emphasizing the ecological nature and natural aesthetics of the project.