Sebastopol

Amoeba-like structure to house a dining area built adjacent to a modern barn/art studio.

The dining pavillion, measuring 713 sq foot, was built using shotcrete and has has eight-inch-thick S-curved cement walls. The room seamlessly connects to the garden and so invites the outdoors in.

This project was featured in dwell Magazine. Read the entire article here

Architect: Casper Mork-Ulnes
Client: Lars Richardson and Laila Carlsen

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