Historisk 'treby' utvikling

The project entails the development of Lekvemoen in Voss, Norway, focusing on the historical preservation and urban enhancement. Low-density wooden buildings aim to retain Lekvemoen's historical 'wooden town' feel. This contrasts with the proposed higher density buildings closer to Uttrågata and the gas station area, with structures of 4-5 floors suggested for the latter. A sustainable parking strategy is also incorporated, with a new parking basement and use of existing ones.

Miljøhevende elvepromenade

To enhance the local environment, the project proposes an improvement of the river promenade, a strategy that includes maintaining views and connectivity to the river and green spaces, protecting older residential buildings, creating 2-3 story wooden houses, and demolishing outdated commercial structures without historical value. The Godtemplarhallen building, registered with Sefrak and dating back to 1902, will be preserved as a social hub for the community.

Urbanisering ved elvefront

The plan outlines an urbanization approach with the aim of bringing life to the riverfront area by introducing urban housing and retail spaces, particularly focusing on the Vossoplassen plaza. The plaza and surrounding buildings are designed to encourage city life and integrate with the existing streetscape. Additionally, it highlights the creation of split-level apartments featuring garden access, abundant light, and flexible living spaces, aimed at catering to diverse lifestyles.