Villa Håkansson-Tegman Johan Sundberg
HOUSES•HÖLLVIKEN, SWEDEN
Architects: Johan Sundberg
Year: 2009
Photographs: Kasper Dudzik
Höllviken, south of Malmö, was once a beach resort, but the rows of woodland summer residences are steadily being replaced by a carpet of permanent residences. Roads to the north and west lead to the site, which is a fairly complex corner lot.
A middle-aged couple with children who have since moved out of the home is the client. They requested a
contemporary, one-story house with a focus on nature, where sensual attributes were the most crucial
considerations throughout the design process.
Similar to the Bergman Werntoft house, the house is angled around an interior garden and is based on the style of Danish atrium houses from the 1960s and 1970s. The northern half of the house has three cramped little bedrooms, while the western wing is a continuous series of rooms with a kitchen, dining room, library, living area, and winter garden.
Pedersen clay bricks serving as a screen are used to wrap the exterior walls along the roadways. The sun slips
away from the building to the west as the day progresses. During these hours, a corner window in the western wing and other openings in the brick screen work together to produce a totally distinct interior light.
The building is a timber frame with steel reinforcements. Aluminum profiles from Schüco are used to create sliding glass doors and windows. Custom-made oak that has been ammonium smoked serves as the front and garage doors.
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