Material and aesthetic minimalism translate to the sustainability of this Danish summer house
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Location
Zealand, Denmark
Architecture
Office Kim Lenschow, Pihlmann Architects
Client
Private
Floor Area
58 sq-m
Drawing on characteristics of Scandinavian design, the timber constructed Between Birch home in Denmark embodies the sustainability of minimalism.
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