Sandellsandberg

Design between Innovation and Tradition

The studio Sandellsandberg, founded in 1995 in Sweden, is now one of the reference points in the field of Nordic architecture and design. With an interdisciplinary approach, the studio combines creativity, innovation, and sustainability to carry out projects ranging from product design to urban planning. Since 2016, Sandellsandberg has been part of the AFRY group, further expanding its impact in the design sector. The studio's philosophy is based on creating buildings and products that have a strong connection with the context in which they are placed, meeting the needs of people and the environment.

From the Floating Sauna to Villa Sagalid

Among Sandellsandberg's most famous projects stands out Big Branzino, a striking floating sauna designed to navigate through the archipelago of Stockholm. This project combines aesthetics and functionality, offering an immersive experience in the natural landscape. Another significant example is Villa Sagalid, a private residence distinguished by the use of natural wood, integration with the surrounding environment, and a spatial layout designed to maximize natural light. The studio has also designed the cultural center Folkets Hus in Fisksätra, a building that promotes social interaction through versatile and innovative architectural solutions.

Sustainability and Visionary Approach

Sandellsandberg pays particular attention to environmental sustainability, designing buildings that harmoniously integrate with the land and use low-impact materials. The choice of wood and recyclable elements reflects the desire to minimize the ecological footprint of constructions. Furthermore, the studio adopts a long-term vision: "the best house is the one that is not demolished," emphasizing the importance of durability and construction quality. Through this philosophy, Sandellsandberg continues to redefine contemporary architecture, demonstrating that innovation and tradition can coexist in perfect harmony.