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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Öijared Hotel IN-BETWEEN TREES in Sweden by Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture

 
October 29th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Kjellgren Kaminsky

The new hotel building – a complement to the acknowledged architect Gert Wingårdhs breakthrough project Öijared Country Club – conveys a sense of countryside where the vivid forest and its genuine materials are present trough wood, stone and dim colors. The project relates respectfully to the existing building, as well as to the surrounding nature and the hotel will quietly blend into the forest. The building materials are chosen with care and the façade strips are taken from the surrounding forest. In the hotel, visitors can experience the silence of the forest and its ability to absorb sound, as well as the enchanting effect of fire.

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

  • Architects: Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture 
  • Project: THE HOTEL IN-BETWEEN TREES 
  • Location: Öijared, Sweden
  • Status: Under construction
  • Client: Öijared Country Club
  • Partners: Moelven
  • Sustainable: Self-sufficient, local materials ….
  • Programme: Hotel (2300 kvm)
  • Site: Öijared
  • Team: Fredrik Kjellgren, Joakim Kaminsky, Johan Brandström, Sanna Johnels, Mélia Parizel, Michael Tuuling, Sofia Wendel, Maria Syrén, Paco Pomares, Michael Tuuling, Maëlis Grenouillet, Claire McGinley, Gaby Andersson, Joti Weijers-Coghlan, Kay Chang

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

In-between the trunks of the beautiful Öijared forest one can sense a new figure, zigzagging between the trees and blending in with the environment from which it’s made.
Kjellgren Kaminsky has designed a new hotel adjacent to the Öijared Golf Club, designed by Gert Wingårdh in 1988.

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Natural materials and energy efficiency have been in focus when designing the hotel, consisting of 34 rooms, a conference room, a lounge and offices. The hotel is based on the same invisible grid as the existing clubhouse, but contrary to the clubhouse which is dug down in the earth the hotel stands on pillars. Therefore the building has as small impact as possible on the site and enables the forest to continue to grow up close.

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

In order to blend in with the surroundings the hotel is clad with an exterior wooden screen made of local spruce. The hotel is partly a modular building where the 34 rooms are prefabricated.

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

Image Courtesy © Kjellgren Kaminsky

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