Plasma Studio “parasite” in South Tyrol

Photographer Cristobal Palma has sent us images and a description of Esker House, a new project in Austria’s South Tyrol by London architects Plasma Studio.
The project consists of a timber and steel “parasite” structure placed on top of an existing house. The undulating form of the self-contained residential unit mimics the topography of the surrounding landscape. See the PDF file here.
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