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House for Sister & Brother
Oslo, Norway
2012
Two nearly identical, low-energy solid-timber houses, are erected side by side and share a common back garden with an existing house. The overall aim of this projects is to provide the best response for the accommodation of three families' lives, their wishes and needs at a common site.
The compact building volumes are performed in solid timber without any glue, screws or nails. (Rombach Nur-Holz). It is a diffusion open construction and with overall focus on environmentally friendly materials. A combination of geothermal heat pump, balanced ventilation and high percent heat recovery is responsible for the heating and a low energy consumption.
Section Landscape
Situation Plan
Fasade South
Plan Basement
Plan 1st Floor
Plan 2nd Floor
Plan Basement
Section East/West
Section North/South
Typology: Villa
Location: Oslo, Norway
Year: 2012
Status: Commission, Completed
Size: 550 m2
Client: Private
Collaborators: 3T Bygg AS, Rombach Nur-Holz
Photos: Ivan Brody and Andreas Erikson
Team: Mathias Nill, Marit Justine Haugen, Dan Zohar
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