Tosidige lavenergiboliger

The project consists of two nearly identical solid-timber houses constructed side by side in Oslo, Norway. Designed for low-energy consumption, they share a back garden with an existing house, creating a unified residential space. Aimed at accommodating three families, the houses meet their living requirements and desires while sharing a common site.

Miljøvennlige byggemetoder

The houses feature a unique construction method using solid timber (Rombach Nur-Holz), assembled without glue, screws, or nails. This diffusion-open construction prioritizes environmentally friendly materials, incorporating a geothermal heat pump, balanced ventilation, and a heat recovery system that ensure efficient heating and low energy consumption.

Fullført i 2012, bærekraftig

The project was commissioned and completed in 2012, covering an area of 550 m² for a private client. The architectural firm Haugen/Zohar collaborated with 3T Bygg AS and Rombach Nur-Holz in the construction. The team led by Mathias Nill, Marit Justine Haugen, and Dan Zohar successfully integrated sustainable practices while fulfilling the clients' vision.