Myrstuguberget

Myrstuguberget is a residential complex in Huddinge positioned on elevated terrain with views across Albysjön lake. The building spreads across multiple terraced levels that follow the natural slope and contain various housing units.

British architect Ralph Erskine designed this residential complex during the 1980s as part of his extensive work in Swedish architecture. The project emerged during a period when Scandinavian countries were exploring innovative housing solutions.

The residential complex reflects Nordic design thinking that merges living spaces with the surrounding landscape and shows how Swedish architects approached housing. Visitors can see how the building integrates into nature while creating communal areas.

The complex is well connected by commuter rail and bus services that link residents and visitors to Stockholm. The location allows easy travel to the city while maintaining proximity to natural areas and local amenities.

The building is arranged to follow the natural slope of the land, creating terraced levels that bring natural light into each unit. This thoughtful design shows how architecture can work with the landscape rather than against it.