The Swedish architects Andreas Lyckefors and Josefine Wikholm, a married couple, raised this wooden construction in the residential neighborhood of Askim, in the city of Gothenburg. Within it, two identical three-floor dwellings have different orient
In Långedrag, a district of the Swedish city Gothenburg, on land adjacent to Fritz Schéel’s villa, built in 1915, stands this house surrounded by vegetation. Adapting to the slope of Osberg Hill, the two-story residence breaks up into three volumes c
Observance of the 100th anniversary of Estonia’s declaration of indepedence included an international competition to revamp the central square of the city of Kärdla, on Dagö Island. Bornstein Lyckefors Arkitekter and Mareld Landscape together worked
