The wolves return for this work carried out in Oslo in the Lakkegata district. The building built in 1870 housed the factory workers along the Akerselva river and the writer Oscar Bråthens referred to it in his sosio-realistic novels by calling the place "Ulvehiet" (wolf's nest).
The project was carried out thanks to the inhabitants of the cohousing Gråbein borettslag.
