Swedish Hen Coop, Wooden Building, Rural Architecture Sweden, HönsHus
Hen House Sweden : Rural Swedish Building
Hen Coop Building – design by Torsten Ottesjö Architect
13 Jun 2012
Hönshus-1
Location: western Sweden
Architect: Torsten Ottesjö
Hen Coop design
HönsHus-1 is a wooden hens house designed and built by Torsten Ottesjö situated on the West coast of Sweden.
It rests on a framework of steel legs drilled into rock. The house was designed to mimic the way a mother hen spreads her wings to protect her young. It is perched on a rock slope overlooking an inlet and allows its current feathered residents a sea view.
The hen house is programmed to mimic natural lighting conditions within the house, and therefore provide the chickens a natural daylight rythym. The hens house is the second in a series of biomorphic strucures built by Torsten. He is inspired by nature, improvisation, and simplicity.
Hen House Sweden images / information from Torsten Ottesjö
Location: Sweden, northeast Europe
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