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RIBA Wiltshire: Talk and tour of Klas Hyllén Architecture Studio and house

Meet Klas Hyllén for a talk and tour of RIBA award winning Klas Hyllén Architecture studio and house.

Join Klas Hyllén at Klas Hyllén Architecture, Studio Baccus to learn about their practice and shared ways of working. With plenty of time for conversation, you’ll also have the opportunity for a special tour of the house Klas designed next door to the studio.

About Klas Hyllén

Klas Hyllén grew up on the coast in southern Sweden and has lived and worked in the UK since early 2000. Coming from a family of makers, artists and thinkers he developed an interest for architecture early on. He has always been interested in the relationship between context, materials and in how buildings relate to their place and natural environment.

Klas graduated with a first-class honours degree in Architecture at the Edinburgh College of Art followed by a Diploma in Architecture with distinction. Klas went on to earn a Master of Philosophy at Edinburgh University for his work on 'The Unconscious Life of Old Town', a research project by design on the relationship between the perception of our built environment and contemporary architecture within a historic context.

Klas has also held Associate Lecturer positions at Edinburgh University and UWE Bristol.

About Klas Hyllén Architecture

Klas Hyllén Architecture are a RIBA Award winning contemporary architecture studio specialising in the design of bespoke, environmentally conscious homes.

In 2024 they won a 2024 RIBA South West and Wessex Award for House for a Violinist in Bradford on Avon – an inventive home for a musician client who commissioned Klas Hyllén to remodel two adjacent houses into a single dwelling where he could play without his bow hitting the low ceilings. The design starts with music and takes form through the desire to create a space of gathering and performance arranged vertically.

Klas Hyllén Architecture have a particular interest in working with existing buildings and within historic contexts. They have experience on projects ranging from highly thermally efficient new houses, brave contemporary interventions and listed buildings, through to technically challenging retrofit projects.