Placed in the open rural landscape of Mälardalen, the projects aim is to melt together the existing cultural landscape with the functions of a modern racecourse.
The buildings signature, the curved edge of the roof, is the result of the height of the cantilevering beams carrying the terraces and roofs, and the thinness of the slabs between them.
Material Used:
1. Facade cladding- Glass
2. Flooring- Stone
3. Roofing- Wood
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