Quiet buildings,made for everydaylife.

A family home on Netloft Quay, built in board-marked concrete and smoked oak. Every main room faces the harbour.

Eight guest rooms in a restored fruit store, with arches to the orchard and one long table for breakfast.

A design office for 30 people in a former tram depot. Desks sit between the old iron columns, with one quiet room for calls.

Former tram depot, 640 m², 30 desks. Led by Jonah Mertens.

A fisherman's cottage cut into the slope and extended to the south. The new rooms step down with the ground.

Extension of 64 m² in slate, larch and lime render. Led by Ewan Hallam.

A small restaurant with four rooms above, in the old toll house by the river crossing.

Restaurant for 34, with four rooms above. Interiors led by Saga Lind.

Shared workshops for makers under a north-light roof. Each studio has its own door to the yard.

Twelve workshops, 820 m², under a zinc north-light roof. Led by Elin Varga.

A single-storey house between two old pines, kept low so the trees stay the tallest thing on the site.

New house, 148 m², on one storey in larch and brick. Led by Jonah Mertens.

A cafe in a stone store on the harbour. One long counter, a lime-washed room and a terrace for the morning sun.

Cafe for 40 in a listed stone store. Interiors led by Saga Lind.

Four floors fitted out for a firm of accountants. Quiet rooms, shared tables and much better daylight.

Four floors, 1,100 m², 60 desks. Our first workplace, led by Elin Varga.

A barn turned into a family home. One large opening is glazed and the rest of the stone is left as we found it.

Barn conversion, 210 m², four bedrooms. Led by Elin Varga.