Our design approach
What style do you work in?
Hiring an architect takes courage and trust. In practice you are commissioning something you have not seen yet, and cannot know in advance exactly how it will work.
That is why people often ask what kind of style we design in – traditional or modern? These are good questions, and we are always happy to answer them.
Character and fit
Every place and every person is different, so our buildings are always made to measure. We want each one to have character, because what is particular is what creates belonging.
That does not mean the design must be complicated – quite the opposite. It should reflect one clear idea that runs through the whole building, like a simple chord played cleanly.
From idea to building site
The expression of a building is developed early, in close dialogue with you and with the surroundings. Turning that idea into something buildable and lasting takes just as much creativity.
Structure, joints and craft details can be rough and robust, or precise and delicate. Either way, they help define how the finished building feels.
We should stop sorting architecture into traditional and modern, and start talking about whether it is good.
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