Housewarming party Natur & Kultur
Thank you for an amazing housewarming party at Natur & Kultur! It has been extremely inspiring to develop Natur & Kultur office in their own property, an architectural gem at Villagatan 1 in Stockhom.
Studio Stockholm has, for the past couple of years, been working with Skogsindustrihuset designed by Sven Markelius, in Stockholm together with Natur & Kultur, JLL and Metrolit.
The property is home to the publishing house Natur & Kultur and the project includes the development of 6,220 square meters of BTA as well as the design of the publisher’s head office.
Amazing result after a long journey. Now we’re looking forward to showing you more pictures from this project. Stay tuned.
In collaboration with
Natur & Kultur JLL Metrolit
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