The pavilion is composed of 276 cross-laminated timber units which had been industrially produced in northern Sweden and assembled on site. The logistics and constraints of the building material dictated the pavilion’s structural composition and focused the inception of the design process.Photo @adammork

The Forests of VeniceA part of the experience being in a forest is the dappled light from above, filtered by branches and leaves. We wanted to recreate this effect in the timber pavilion made for the Venice Biennale in 2016.Photo @adammork

Exhibition at La Biennale di VeneziaThe exhibition investigates Venice´s success as a hybrid between city and nature. As a geographically exposed coastal city, Venice historically demonstrates a unique symbiosis with nature and resources. In a time when climate change and rising sea levels threaten coastal regions worldwide, the origin and strategies of Venice are a key resource for urban solutions. The exhibition, initiated by KS, focuses on the possibilities of wood as a renewable material.Photo @adammork

KS Studio .02Our Stockholm Studio is a distinct place for making architecture, designed for active collaboration with spaces fit for the entire creative process.Photo: @adammork

KS Studio .01We always enjoy welcoming people to our Stockholm office! It’s located in an old tobacco factory on Södermalm and gives us the possibility to be creative every day.Photo: @adammork

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Transformation Farsta: Urban streets and quality of lifeThe new residential scheme at Magelungsvägen in Farsta seeks to strengthen the unique character of the place, and to interconnect the existing public housing and new links to the surrounding nature. The ambition of the new masterplan is to erase the current barriers and create more nuanced and safe urban spaces on a human scale, with more life and movement.In collaboration with: @wallinbostad @hornuggla and Landskap

Farstarondellen New block injects life to the neighbourhoodUrban regeneration project, transforming the site in southern Stockholm into a liveable neighbourhood with new residential typologies, active retail spaces and rich public realm.In collaboration with: @wallinbostad @hornuggla and Landskap Model: @wallinbostad

This illustration shows our design for the new community landmark for Rosengård.As part of the urban regeneration project Culture Casbah, it will deliver 60 new diverse homes, as well as activate public community content on the ground floor, directly connected to a new vibrant urban axis joining the entire district. The main objective is to create a more liveable, mixed, urban, green, and safe neighbourhood with human scale in focus where everyone feels at home.In collaboration with: @rosengardfastigheter, 1337 Projektledning and SBK Malmö

Hartree, Cambridge Exploring wild places and using nature to enhance wellbeing, health and happiness.Landscape assets, legacy infrastructure, communities and connections - key opportunities for Hartree to become an exemplar development fit for the challenges of the 21st Century, enabling sustainable lifestyles and accelerating the transition to a zero-carbon world. Rooted in Cambridge, shaped by many, open to all and integrated within nature.Site photo, along the first drain – @lolalandscapearchitectsVery excited to be collaborating with our clients: @landsec_uandi, @we.are.town, @anglianwater, @camcitco, and architect team: @bellphillipsarc, @haworthtompkins, @5thstudioarchitects, @feildenfowles, @alisonbrooksarchitects, @nooma.studio, and the wider design and consultancy team: @lolalandscapearchitects, @moco_arch, Useful Projects, Live Work, Pell Frischmann, @carter_jonas_llp and ECF

Styrmansbron in Malmö on siteA bridge connecting people, history and future; for pedestrians, cyclists and busses as well as an active urban meeting place for Varvsstaden. Once completed, it will become a welcomed addition to the public realm and an integral part of the urban fabric of central Malmö, currently being upgraded, intensified, and densified with new buildings and rich content.Stay tuned to see the construction moving forward!In collaboration with: @varvsstaden_ab @swecosweden @malmo_stad_officiell andIan Firth Photo:Björn Forsberg

Tile House Distinct detailsThe apartments are thoughtfully designed, using carefully selected, high-quality materials in natural colours with an emphasis on everyday life and industrial references. The large floor-to-ceiling windows bring plenty of daylight inside; and the Juliet balconies, balconies, private patios and terraces provide more space.The project is a result of a close collaborative process between the developer Fokus Nordic, Stockholm City Council and Kjellander Sjöberg; from the idea and planning phases through to completion, including interior design of all private and communal areas. CGI: @walktheroom