FRØLUNDE FED

Set directly on the shores of Storebælt, this summer house is designed in response to both the extraordinary coastal setting and the risk of flooding. A sequence of carefully connected levels lifts the house from the protected entrance towards the sea, creating a spatial journey through the building while allowing architecture, landscape and outdoor living to merge into one continuous experience.

Constructed entirely in timber, the house is conceived as a rising spiral, with interconnected levels unfolding through the building. The lower entrance is protected by concrete walls integrated into the structure. From here, the house rises through spaces with different functions and atmospheres – from the open and active entrance, kitchen and dining areas to the quieter living room and bedrooms above. The changing levels continue outside, where a continuous terrace follows the geometry of the interior, creating a seamless connection between house and landscape. This allows life to unfold equally from inside out and outside in.

  • Location Korsør, Denmark
  • Client Undisclosed
  • Year 2022-26
  • Program Vacation House
  • Floor area 92 m²

FRØLUNDE FED KORSØR DK

 
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