Renovering av enebolig med integrert eiketre - Wergelandsveien

Integrerer gammel eik

The 'House by an Oak Tree' in Oslo, Norway, completed in 2018, involved a comprehensive three-floor extension, with the primary goal of integrating an old oak tree into the structure. The design creates a harmonious connection between natural elements and living spaces, resulting in an ever-changing interplay of light and shadows cast by the tree's foliage through the wide use of clear and milky white glass sheets on the gable wall.

Sosial kachelovn i sentrum

This living space centers around a handmade, artistic Kachel oven, serving both as a heat source and a social gathering point during the long Norwegian winter evenings. The project represents a thoughtful blend of the past and the present by promoting warmth and togetherness through this central feature.

Utvidelse feirer naturelementer

The project information indicates a client-commissioned, fully completed extension that adds an extra 100 square meters to the house. It characterizes an embodiment of the Warren Buffet quote, 'Someone's sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago', implying a cherished preservation and celebration of existing natural elements within the architecture. Key collaborators include Woodcon and Trestandard, with team members Tora Arctander, Marit Justine Haugen, and Dan Zohar.