Klåva House / what! arkitektur
"Klåva" is a local word from Bohuslän, used to describe something that has been split or cleaved. It also refers to the specific topographical feature on the site, a narrow ravine nestled between two ridgelines. The property lies within a nature conservation area, characterized by granite outcrops, sparse vegetation, and a more lush, protected microclimate within the ravine itself, sheltered from the prevailing westerly winds.
© Viktor Nilsson
- architects: what! arkitektur
- Location: Sweden
- Project Year: 2022
- Photographs: Viktor Nilsson
- Area: 188.0 m2
