Located near the Norwegian village of Geilo Havsdalen, Buskerud, a modern wooden house with large windows, the eardrum is the place where tradition and modernity meet. Discrete family home, designed by Ramstad Arkitekter Reiulf combines contemporary architectural trends and local construction techniques.
Modern wooden house with glass facade
The modern dwelling house consists of 4 volumes separate building, designed all different and therefore suitable to the natural conditions of the site. From there, the view from different angles reveals. The body of the building comfortable sleeping and dining. Clearly defined to ensure the confidentiality of the areas of the hip. The focal point of the house is 130 m2 with kitchen island made of fiber glass kitchen. The interior walls are clad in warm wood and finished with concrete elements. In addition, a niche recovered seat and scope are in the basement of the two, where the kids can find relaxation and inspiration.
Wooden house in a modern asymmetrical shape
Wood surrounding the body of the building and offers a warm and welcoming look. After a few years, the material is covered by a gray patina, leaving the mixture with the home environment. The so-called split-split views or perspectives reveal the beauty of the surrounding nature.
mountain home in the hills of Ramstad Arkitekter Reiulf
Skylights give the house a certain rigor
Nice view of the ski slopes, meadows and hills
Outstanding Earth
This home allows different modes
Wood paneling
Comfortable living room bungalow-style
Facade of reflective glass
Modern wooden house with a spectacular view of Norway
Comfortable lounge
Scandinavian-style wooden kitchen
Simple metal chairs and lamps hung in the dining room
Photo: Søren Nielsen difficult