Living room in the west wing, afternoon

Living room in the west wing, afternoon

Meadow House on Møn is one of six houses on the shortlist for this year's Nordic Architecture Prize. The winner will be announced at the exhibition in Oslo in December.

The jury described the house as a building that is more interested in the meadow than in itself, which we take as the kindest thing anyone has said about it.

A shared prize

The house was built by a small team of local craftspeople, above all the mason Peder Lauritsen, who laid every stone of the two curved wings by hand.

“The house is more interested in the meadow than in itself.”

Jury statement, Nordic Architecture Prize

Meadow House from the meadow

Meadow House from the meadow

Kitchen facing east, morning light

Kitchen facing east, morning light

The shortlisted projects will be shown at the National Museum in Oslo from 3 December. We will lead a walk at the house itself on 12 December.

Portrait of Ida Lund, partner at Clerestory

Ida Lund

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