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| All photography by Pasi Aalto. |
Growing wider from the ground-floor, this protruding residence in Norway uses a parallelepiped structure
to provide both spacious upper-floor interior and ample garden space on ground
level.
TYIN Tegnestue
Architects created this top-heavy extension to an existing property in the
province of Trondheim – an area of more traditional, though colourful,
architecture.
The result is a spacious second-floor living area, from
where the high ceilings open into a third-floor mezzanine level.
The use of simple
glass and plain Norwegian birch for the interior provides a neutral canvas for the resident to decorate with
their own concept of interior design.
The exterior is made of pine, giving the extension a modern though natural look – a middle-ground of sorts in a conservative and traditional neighbourhood.
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| A sideways glance. |
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| Ground Floor. |
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| 2nd Floor. |
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| 3rd Floor Mezzanine. |
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