Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter

Our latest module project went fast from sketch to reality. After only eight months of construction work the building is completed.

Balneum and the east facade made of prefabricated concrete elements.

Pine plywood loft in a private summer house in Kungsdalen, south of Stockholm.

The renovation is continuing and completion is expected by the end of summer.

The West facade in cedar wood, metal, concrete and glass in our project Balneum in Gröndal, Stockholm.

Until a couple of days ago this was Andreas’s office. Now it is being turned into a kitchen.

We recently started what might become our biggest private renovation project by creating a new office space and turning this beautiful apartment back to its former elegance.

All modules are in place. Now it’s time for the finishing touches on the facade.

Checking out facade tests in Uppsala for our housing project Block.

Fine craftsmanship in the shape of a stone wall in our private villa project in Djursholm, north of Stockholm.

Assembly of the last modules in Veddesta continues.

Preview of our latest module interior in Veddesta, north of Stockholm.

Private summer house beginning to reveal its final appearance with the first coat of black paint.

Trying out a new modular system in Veddesta, north of Stockholm.

New modular project coming up in Veddesta, north of Stockholm.

Casting piles for the tallest building in Scandinavia.

Pine plywood interior in a private summer house in Kungsdalen, south of Stockholm.

We are happy to announce that we have received the prize Guldrummet 2017 for our project Västberga Snabba Hus and our solution to one of today's major challenges, the housing shortage.