Villa Midgård
STOCKHOLM – ‘By using living materials, the house will become more characteristic with age,’ says architect Calle Smedshammar of Villa Midgård, a private family dwelling in Stockholm, Sweden.
The house, which spans 300-sq-m, was made of co
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