‘spröjs house’ by visiondivision images courtesy of visiondivision / © clive jenkins

visiondivision has completed ‘spröjs house’, an extension for a private residence in the swedish countryside. connected to the traditional main house through a glass corridor, the design literally becomes an intersection between traditional and contemporary swedish aesthetics.

influenced by the structure and characteristics of window mullions, the extension features a front facade composed of gridded frames that overlook a nearby garden and lake. extending inwards, the mullions become an integrated system of built-in shelves that house extra storage. the sloping landscape dictates the multi-leveled design which accommodates a master bedroom, workspace, breakfast area and storage in three separate areas.

visiondivision: spröjs house front facade

visiondivision: spröjs house the main house with new extension

visiondivision: spröjs house looking into the home office

visiondivision: spröjs house from left: home office, timber storage, coffee area

visiondivision: spröjs house from left: closet, fireplace, concrete slab for spark protection, timber storage

visiondivision: spröjs house (left) gutters (right) looking into the work area from outside

visiondivision: spröjs house backside of the house with windows looking into the clothes storage area

visiondivision: spröjs house floor plan

visiondivision: spröjs house exterior elevations

visiondivision: spröjs house longitudinal section

visiondivision: spröjs house cross section and details

visiondivision: spröjs house detail of window mullion structure

project info:

partners in charge: anders berensson, ulf mejergren contractor: jw byggteknik location: edsbro, sweden project area: 30 m2