NPF.house

New Physical Forms

A house for research, design and fabrication. Form is studied, drawn and built under one roof, in our workshop in Stockholm.

Practice
Research / Design / Fabrication
Method
BRB — Build, Research, Build

One system.
Four functions.

NPF / Framework
NPF / LAB — Continuous work The source — no end
LAB_001

Big Slurp

A never-ending well of curiosity.

Before the workshop, before the first drawing, there was a pull.

Something turned inward and opened at the same moment. It has not stopped turning.

Every form made here is drawn up from it. Every form goes back.

The well is not explained. It is visited.

OpenedBefore everything
DepthUnmeasured
StateTurning

LAB_002
Slurp_Generator

Research examples — figures / gen
Fig. 01 / GenResearch example
Fig. 02 / GenResearch example
Fig. 03 / GenResearch example
Fig. 04 / GenResearch example
Interactive — NPF / Slurp Lab

Run the Slurp live.

The open torus as pure vector: choose the number of axes, every parameter a slider, the surface playing itself as sound — Spit it out & slurp it back.

Never still. Never fully in balance. Never fully out of it.
Practice / BorderlandsText — Joel Junsjö

Physical forms that feed on themselves.

I build objects, using physics and natural science as tools, to study one figure: the form that swallows itself and comes out again. The vortex, the torus, the Slurp — geometry that consumes its own surface and renews it in the same motion.

Years of building worlds for others — sets, rooms, special builds — taught me how material behaves and how people read space. NPF turns that knowledge toward this one figure.

This is not illustration. Every piece is built, measured and run: flow, rotation, light, failure. What holds, stays. What fails becomes the next question.

The workshop is the laboratory. The object is the argument.

Within the framework

Three things hold my attention. Physics: forces, flow and rotation, and how the material decides. Nature: the figures it keeps returning to, the vortex, the torus, the spiral. Consciousness: whether the form that feeds on itself describes the mind as much as the matter.

BRB

Method — not a division
Step 1

Build

Start with the object. A rough model reveals more than a finished sketch.

Step 2

Research

Measure, read and test what the model shows. Bring in maths, nature and other disciplines.

Step 3

Build

Build again with what was learned. Every finished piece is the start of the next question.

Index

Selected entries
No.ProjectDivisionTypeStatus
LAB_001Big SlurpLABThe sourceContinuous
LAB_002Slurp_GeneratorLABFigures / genResearch
ADD_002Pure Optical EmergenceADDLight sculpture, etched glassOpening soon
WTF_2026_—Commissioned buildsWTFSet design, windows, installationsArchive in progress

OSV

Operational System View

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Projects, commissions, collaborations studio@npf.house
Workshop
Mejerivägen 4
117 61 Stockholm, Sweden