Wooden staircase in open-plan interior of architect-designed house

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The Sky House

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Architect Flemming Skude built his family a rather unique weekend cottage; DK

Flemming had owned the site on Lolland's south coast for many years before he finalised what it was exactly that he wanted to build here. Now, the forest opens to reveal "The Sky House", a magnificent piece of architecture inspired by historical buildings and nature.

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