In Norway, a Snøhetta-designed adapted housing pilot explores architecture's role in healing
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Karmøy, Norway
Tailored for residents facing substance abuse and psychiatric diagnoses, this Snøhetta-designed housing initiative on Norway’s Karmøy Island explores design's role in recovery.
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