The Red Shed

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Red wooden barns with corrugated roofs are everywhere on the Swedish countryside. Outside Stockholm and nestled among old apple trees lies the Red Shed, a new 30-meter-long country home, built of cross-laminated timber with a sweeping corrugated alu-zink roof. The facades are clad with horizontal plywood boards painted with the traditional Falu-Red paint.

The basic envelope with its traditional 1:2 pitched roof is modified with cut-outs,  covered- and open patios, collonaded walkways with thin steel columns and a facade that steps back and forth. These modulations let light in from unexpected angles and offer a rich experience for those spending time inthe house and its garden.

Plandrawing shows how the garden, the patios and roof openings intertwine.
Plandrawing shows how the garden, the patios and roof openings intertwine.
Entregård
Entrance courtyard with a tree and a view through the house toward the open landscape

Entrehall 2

entrehall

The big patio has a semi transparent roof with the same sinus curve profile as the steelroof.
The big patio has a semi-transparent roof with the same sinus curve profile as the steelroof.
Fasadvy
The facade steps back and forth
handskiss
Early sketch
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Axonometric view
Interiör 1_
Guest room in pink

Matplats 700
Dining room face the view and the patio

Covered patio with a view

Covered patio with a view