Svein Lund\u2019s own home at Furulund in Oslo, one of two L-shaped houses separated by a long thick wall arranged to form two atriums, sits on a plot where all the 20 trees were salvaged during construction. Often considered a particularly Norwegian house, spending time in the house makes Luis Callejas experience both theatricality and an atmosphere of Luis Barrag\u00e1n, Mexico, Morrocco, and the Mediterranean. It makes him ponder if Mexican and Norwegian architects share a kind of telluric sensibility: \u201cAt Villa Furulund, light is not omnipresent; compactness and legible constructive systems are intentionally rejected in favor of celebrating shadows, proximity to trees, and effortlessly knitted material continuity,\u201d he writes in the essay \u201cChasing Shadows\u201d. Villa Furulund was completed in 1998 and was awarded the Sundt Prize in 1999 and Houens Fond\u2019s diploma in 2000.<\/p>\n
Luis Callejas is partner in LCLA office and professor in landscape architecture at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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