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Rooted in the town’s wood-building heritage, its climate-friendly timber structure—with a low life cycle impact—reintroduces meadow landscapes to reconnect visitors with local history and serve as a welcoming city entry point. The flexible, multi-functional design integrates seamlessly into the urban fabric, offering specialized entrances that lead to a library with an inviting atrium and scenic views, an art gallery and studio enhanced by an illuminated sculpture park, and cultural and youth programs featuring an outdoor stage and amphitheater. A ground-floor meeting room and accessible garage further support community events, making the culture house a modern landmark that unites generations, fosters lifelong learning, and bolsters Ulricehamn’s climate resilience.
Notably, Third Nature’s team including Marge Arkitekter, Tyréns and AKT II competed against 3 other teams led by Tham & Videgård Arkitekter, Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Elding Oscarson, in a competition that attracted 46 applicants from around the world during prequalification.
We extend our thanks to Municipality of Ulricehamn, T3 Group AB, and Sveriges Arkitekter for this opportunity to realize our first project on Swedish ground. Construction is planned to start in spring 2026.
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