House in Karlshamn

In the northern parts of the small fishing village of Baskemolla in the heart of southern Sweden, this beautiful plot rests. With a striking and endless view towards the sea in the east. In the winter, when the leaves have fallen, an enchanting view opens up towards Stenshuvud in the north. The plot is slightly sloping down to the east, here on a previously overgrown plot covered by apple trees and sly, the boundaries of the plot are defined. Along the village street where the plot rests, you are met by two volumes that depict the traditional and the modern in harmony. A larger volume with varied window placement contributes to an otherwise unassuming house being brought back to life. The smaller building embraces the boundaries of the plot to the west and balance is restored. The close interaction between these volumes together form a delimited and protective courtyard. The meeting between these volumes is connected and becomes part of the motley diversity of Baskemolla's village.