Manthey Kula AS

When we start a project we pay a lot of attention to the context. We explore the site and it’s surroundings in order to find out what existing qualities can be enhanced and which challenges the project needs to attend to. We have come to think that one cannot make a good project with a building that is badly situated. The site – however it appears – is an important resource. How one makes use of this resource is probably the most critical part of an architect’s work.