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project · September 13, 2026

Pine House by Johan Sundberg Arkitektur settles into Hallandsåsen woodland

A newly circulated, carefully documented timber residence demonstrates rigorous Nordic detailing, exposed construction and site-specific planning on an unusually shaded forest slope.

Pine House by Johan Sundberg Arkitektur settles into Hallandsåsen woodland

Hallandsåsen, southern Sweden

About this story

Pine House is a summer residence positioned on a north-facing slope in sparse woodland that was formerly pasture. Developed closely with its clients, the building emphasizes an exposed timber structure, legible assembly, natural materials and handmade details intended to echo the changing textures and filtered light of the surrounding forest.

Status and timeline

Completed in 2024 and newly published internationally in September 2026.

Design highlights

Visible mass-timber construction, tactile material honesty, strong indoor-outdoor relationships and a plan organized toward multiple landscape orientations and daily rituals.

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