Interior Design, Decorating, Architecture

Julie Wimmer attended the workshop Into the Landscape. Smoke sauna was built in a bay on the Southern side of the lake by the road. It is standing on pillars due to flooding, consists of sauna room with smoke fireplace and a terrace. The building acts as a wall creatinga more private situation on the lake side, turning a more closed side to the road.

Owing to a ramp from the road, It is possible to enter the sauna also with wheelchair. The structures had three main reasons to be built, firstly to be used as stopping places for travelers and tourists, secondly to serve as meeting points for the local inhabitants, and thirdly to comment on the local stories of a sea serpent, a continuing myth with frequent observations spanning over a hundred years of time. Project designed by Rintala Eggertsson Architects in Norway, Europe