Proposal for a new visitor centre to the unique Astrup Tun, a collection of old wooden farm buildings dating back to the 18th century in the steep hills facing the Jølstra lake partly reconstructed by the painter Nikolai Astrup in the early 20th century. The large program and the sensitive site calls for a strategy where the secure parts of the centre is underground in the steep site, while the most public functions are opening up to the lake and the view. The new centre provides improved access to the upper entrance level to the Astrup Tun, as well as additional visitor amenities that are gradually reduced in volume and scale as you get closer to the old buildings. Integrated in the landscape in the scale of more traditional structures, the proposal offers different spatial experiences designed to let the visitors view the surrounding landscape in new ways.