topview
2020 — ongoing
Solid wood · Plexiglas · ongoing
topview began as a question: what is the simplest geometry that lets a circle be built from straight beams? The answer was a hexagon — six equal triangles of two-metre planks, assembled around a living spruce.
A pure wood construction, built from first principles. Clad in horizontal larch boards, insulated, a raw table of whole-trunk slabs inside, a hanging chain. A room above the ground — every material evaluated and chosen.
Started at thirteen. Still growing. The name comes from the only view that reveals the full geometry — looking straight down from above.
| Year | 2020 — ongoing |
| Form | Hexagonal, 6 × 2 m beams |
| Structure | Solid wood frame |
| Cladding | Larch, horizontal planks |
| Glazing | Plexiglas panels |
| Insulation | Mineral wool |
| Interior | Whole-trunk slab table, chain swing |
| Status | Ongoing — private use |
Pricing
Personal project
A personal architectural project shown as part of the studio's ongoing archive of built work. Not a product for sale.
topview is a personal architectural project, built and inhabited. Not a product in the traditional sense.
