
©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

©Nils Petter Dale

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Site Plan
Location: Kvitfjell, Norway
Architect: Einar Jarmund and Håkon Vigsnæs
Client: private
Material: Concrete & Glass
Completion date: 2011
Built area: 360m2
Architects: Einar Jarmund, Håkon Vigsnæs, Alessandra Kosberg, Claes Cho Heske Ekornaas.
Consultants: AS Fredriksen
Photographer: Nils Petter Dale
Story:
Text provided by the architects:
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean this house is carved into the terrain. This allows for an unobstructed ocean view from the public road at the rear and protects the building from the strong prevailing winds. The bedrooms are organized towards naturally sheltered outdoor spaces providing close-up views, while the living room is established as a glazed amphitheater facing the horizon. Walls are made of two-sided poured in place white concrete.
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