HORTEN SJØSIDEN
Status:
Possibility study, 2014
Client:
Citycon, Storebrand
Project group:
Ghilardi+Hellsten Arkitekter
Sognehytta is a concept that wishes to highlight beautiful nature in relation to knowledge about the Norwegian landscape. A catalog of cabins will be located in specific points in the Sogn og Fjordane region, each one being both different and similar to the others. The cabins are simple and economic, yet spectacular and they have the ability to adapt the natural condition of every point of placement, while keeping the recognizable design.
Details
Location:
Horten, Norway
Plan/size:
7.100 m2
Typology:
Masterplan, Shopping,
Residential
Illustrations:
Ghilardi+Hellsten, Tegmark
While from the exterior the cabin is conceived as an iconic object, in the interior acts as a panopticon. 3 large windows opens the cabin in different directions and together with the interior exhibition walls, create a sequence of views and images that makes the interior a destination of its own.
The cabin is a "primitive" structure, in terms of construction and building technique. All elements are cross laminated wood (CLT) being CNC cut and mounted at the workshop. The elements are then clad with a breathing
While from the exterior the cabin is conceived as an iconic object, in the interior acts as a panopticon. 3 large windows opens the cabin in different directions and together with the interior exhibition walls, create a sequence of views and images that makes the interior a destination of its own.
The cabin is a "primitive" structure, in terms of construction and building technique. All elements are cross laminated wood (CLT) being CNC cut and mounted at the workshop. The elements are then clad with a breathing
While from the exterior the cabin is conceived as an iconic object, in the interior acts as a panopticon. 3 large windows opens the cabin in different directions and together with the interior exhibition walls, create a sequence of views and images that makes the interior a destination of its own.
The cabin is a "primitive" structure, in terms of construction and building technique. All elements are cross laminated wood (CLT) being CNC cut and mounted at the workshop. The elements are then clad with a breathing
