- Architecture and interiors
- Practice
- Minneapolis and Oslo
- Studios
- 2011
- Founded
- Taking projects for 2027
- Now
Buildings that hold light, weather and time quietly.
We design houses, libraries and workplaces in northern climates. Few materials, long views, details that age well.
Selected index
Example content- Fjord HouseResidence2025
- Stone LibraryCivic2024
- Hill StudiosWorkplace2023
- Lake PavilionCultural2022
- Court RowsHousing2021

Selected work, 2019 to 2025
Six projects
ResidenceFjord House
CivicStone Library
WorkplaceHill Studios
CulturalLake Pavilion
HousingCourt Rows
SacredQuiet Room
Case study 02
Stone Library

- Client
- City library board
- Location
- Duluth, Minnesota
- Area
- 2,400 m²
- Status
- Completed 2024
A reading room set into the hill, lit from above so the shelves never see direct sun.
The brief asked for a library that felt calm in a long winter. We used one stone, one timber and a single roof light that tracks the day.


Approach
How a project moves

Site first
We spend a season on the site before we draw. Light, wind and snow set the plan.
Fewer materials
Two or three materials, used honestly, inside and out.
Models, then drawings
Every scheme is tested as a physical model you can hold.
Built to age
Details chosen to weather well and be repaired, not replaced.
Studio
Fourteen people, two rooms, one long table
We stay small on purpose. A partner leads every project from the first site walk to the final handover.
About the studio
People
Partners
Example names
Erik Lunde
Founding partner

Mina Haas
Partner, interiors

Jonas Berg
Associate
Awards and press
Example marks, not real publications- NORDIC DESIGN REVIEW
- Plan & Section
- THE BUILDING JOURNAL
- Material Prize
- Field Notes
- ARKITEKT ANNUAL
Journal
Notes from the studio

Mar 2026
Why we still build models by hand

Jan 2026
Timber screens in a cold climate

Nov 2025
Daylight as a material
Inquiry
Start with the site
We reply within a week, and visit before we quote.
