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Manthey Kula, National memorial submerged at Utøyakaia, 2022

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Manthey Kula - House at Hamburgo, Bohuslän 2021. Photos © Mikael Olsson, the architect.  “In order not to destroy any part of the natural site the house is designed as a bridge spanning 29 meters from one bedrock plateau to another.”Keep reading

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Manthey Kula - House at Hamburgo, Bohuslän 2021. Photos (C) Mikael Olsson, the architect.  

“In order not to destroy any part of the natural site the house is designed as a bridge spanning 29 meters from one bedrock plateau to another.”

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Manthey Kula Architects / Forvik Ferry Port / 2015 / Image © Manthey Kula

[johanna-tagada]

Memories of last November at Barbican; a generous and inspiring talk by Beate Hølmebakk of the architecture practice Manthey Kula, in association with The Architecture Foundation. Two of their projects have been nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Award: The Chamber Pålsbu hydro-electric power station in 2009, and The Akkarvik roadside restroom in 2011.

Above : Manthey Kula - Ode to Osaka, 2015 in relation to Sverre Fehn. Manthey Kula was commissioned by The National Museum of Architecture to develop a concept for some kind of realization of Sverre Fehn’s un-built competition proposal of a breathing space for the Osaka World Fair in 1970. The installation is the result of a long design process where questions concerning the solution of the built piece and it’s relationship to the initial competition entry had to be addressed and sorted out: The questions concerned technical issues, matters of form and material, geometry, size and siting, and eventually that of exhibition content. The work on show is not Sverre Fehn’s project for the Osaka World fair, but a contemporary installation based on, and honoring his idea. It is a structure consisting of an airlock building and an inflated, moving space. All details are developed for the installation to be dismounted and re-erected.

Text & Image on Ode to Osaka courtesy of Manthey Kula.

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MANTHEY KULA, FORVIK FERRY TERMINAL,  NORWAY - FORVIK , 2015

via: https://divisare.com/projects/328237-manthey-kula-forvik-ferry-terminal; http://www.gooood.hk/forvik-ferry-terminal-by-manthey-kula.htm

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Manthey Kula

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House Hamburgö by Manthey Kula https://thisispaper.com/mag/house-hamburgo-manthey-kula

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House Hamburgö is a minimal home located in Bohuslän, Sweden, designed by Manthey Kula. In order not to destroy any part of the natural site the house is designed as a bridge spanning 29 meters from one bedrock plateau to another. The load-bearing structure consists of two laminated timber arches spanning across boulders left by the glacier more than 12 000 years ago.

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Manthey Kula

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(via Gallery of Ode to Osaka / Manthey Kula - 11)

[johnroeluna]

Manthey Kula, National memorial submerged at Utøyakaia, 2022

[cpbhomes]

Manthey Kula - House at Hamburgo, Bohuslän 2021. Photos © Mikael Olsson, the architect.  subtilitas

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Manthey Kula / Ode to Osaka Pavilion

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Palsbu Hydro Power Station - Manthey Kula Architects

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‘Architecture on Stage- Manthey Kula’ talk at the Barbican, Oct ‘18

All photos: credit: Manthey Kula Architects