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17/02/2026

Competition proposal “DIA” for the new photography house in Oslo, Norway

The proposal is conceived as a pavilion-like, transparent timber structure whose diagonal wooden frames both frame and activate the surrounding landscape, blurring the boundary between indoors and outdoors, while offering flexible exhibition spaces, vibrant public areas, and panoramic views that make it a lively cultural destination integrated with Oslo’s waterfront and urban life.

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03/02/2026

Competition proposal “Finlayson’s frame” for the new Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere, Finland

The new Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere’s historic Finlayson district respectfully adapts to its surroundings with a three-story, pitched-roof brick building that preserves key sightlines, features a welcoming glazed foyer, flexible exhibition spaces connected by a sculptural S-shaped stair, and robust, sustainable materials, creating a vibrant cultural and social hub that seamlessly links city and park.

Collaboration with architects .c.b,

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20/01/2026

Competition proposal “VATTNA” for a new water tower in Hemmesta, Sweden

Hemmesta’s new water tower features a simple conical form surrounded by vertical pillars that evoke both water jets and nearby tree trunks, integrating the structure into the natural landscape and creating a distinctive local landmark and visitor destination with accessible gathering spaces and thoughtful material choices.

Collaboration with architects .c.b,

07/01/2026

Competition proposal “Waves of time” for the new Museum of History and the Future in Turku, Finland

The proposal reinterprets the area’s historic wooden storages and the river’s movement through a series of smaller, undulating timber volumes that blend into the urban fabric, offering flexible public spaces, integrated art, and sustainable materials, while providing a vibrant cultural destination and future extension possibilities along the riverside.

Collaboration with architects .c.b,

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09/12/2025

Competition proposal “LEVEL” for the new mountain refuge Grassen Biwak, Switzerland

The new Grassen Biwak is a compact, robust, and sustainable alpine shelter designed to harmoniously integrate into the rugged mountain landscape, offering 18 self-catering sleeping places in a flexible, energy-efficient timber structure with a warm, protective interior, optimized for resource conservation, durability, and minimal environmental impact.

Collaboration with and
Structural engineer Lee Earl
Building physics BAKUS Bauphysik & Akustik AG

25/11/2025

Competition proposal “LARSCH” for the new mountain shelter Chamanna da Boval, Switzerland

The proposal is a compact, sustainable mountain refuge designed for accessibility and comfort, featuring a simple, functional form that integrates seamlessly into the alpine landscape, uses regional larch wood and natural materials, maximizes energy efficiency with solar panels, and offers flexible, well-organized spaces for guests and staff while minimizing environmental impact and resource use.

Collaboration with and
Structural engineer Lee Earl
Building physics BAKUS Bauphysik & Akustik AG

28/10/2025

Competition proposal “Weitblick” for the new Kindergarten in Olten, Switzerland

The new kindergarten building at the Bannfeld school site is a two-story, sustainable timber and clay structure that blends seamlessly into its surroundings, offering flexible, light-filled group rooms with direct outdoor access, natural play areas, and ecological features like green roofs and native plantings, all designed for healthy indoor climate, efficient resource use, and long-term adaptability.

Collaboration with and Oggenfuss Landschaftsarchitektur
Structural engineer
Building physics Gasser Bauphysik Consult

14/10/2025

Competition proposal “LUNDA RUM” for the transformation of the existing city hall in Lund, Sweden

Lund’s Stadshall will be transformed into an open, flexible “indoor square” and cultural hub with new golden volumes, improved accessibility, expanded meeting spaces, a rooftop park, and a lively restaurant, making it a welcoming living room for the city and a natural extension of Lund’s urban life.

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30/09/2025

Competition proposal “PYTTETRÄBRON” for a new bridge in Ängelholm, Sweden

The new Pyttebron is inspired by the historic railway bridge’s iconic arched trusses, reimagined in sustainable timber to create a warm, inviting landmark with expanded pedestrian and cycling access, a widened central meeting area, and a construction designed for durability, minimal environmental impact, and a strong connection to Ängelholm’s heritage.

Collaboration with architects .c.b, and structural engineer Lee Earl

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16/09/2025

3rd prize winning competition proposal for the new Kindergarten in Eschenbach, Switzerland

The project is a three-story, flexible wooden building that connects to the primary school, features nature-integrated play areas, open corridors, and sustainable materials, creating a protected courtyard and diverse learning environments that blend architecture and landscape for children’s exploration and development.

Collaboration with .freiraumplanung and
Structural engineer
Building physics BAKUS Bauphysik & Akustik AG

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02/09/2025

Competition proposal for a “Tiny Church” in Copenhagen, Denmark

The new wooden church features a unique facade and roof made from standard pallets, evoking the ancient Danish stave churches, and is designed to be flexible, transportable, open to its surroundings, and constructed entirely from sustainable, locally sourced materials.

Collaboration with architects .c.b,

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05/08/2025

Competition proposal "CUNTERBUNT" for the new
kindergarten and primary school Zuoz, Switzerland

The project features a flexible, sustainable design that integrates with the local village structure, uses innovative hybrid construction with recycled materials and wood, and creates adaptable, light-filled spaces for modern learning and play.

Collaboration with .c.b,
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