'Summerhouse Inside Out Hvaler' by Reiulf Ramstad Architects
Thanks to the low density of poplation and the dramatic countryside there is an old tradition of small and modest summerhouses in Norway and the rest of Scandinavia – an ideal playing field for architects.
The Norwegian architects Reiulf Ramstad Architects planned this wooden 80 sqm summerhouse on the beautiful Hvaler Islands.
'Summerhouse Inside Out Hvaler'
Here is what the architects say:
“The house is beautifully situated on the top of a hill overlooking the ocean and the horizon, placed in the midst of an uncultivated landscape on a small peninsula. The design of the house allows a close interaction with the surrounding nature and the beautiful scenery. It provides a feeling of being outdoor when inside. The small scale of the house together with the use of wooden materials that will gradually develop a grey patina allows the project to interact and fit in with the existing shape and natural colours of the surrounding landscape. At the same time the design contrast with the traditional building practise of the area.”
'Summerhouse Inside Out Hvaler'
'Summerhouse Inside Out Hvaler'
'Summerhouse Inside Out Hvaler'
Architects: Reiulf Ramstad Architects, Oslo Norway
Project team: Reiulf D Ramstad, Anders Tjønneland (both Architects MNAL) Location: Papper, Hvaler Islands, Norway
Client: August, Sofie and Kristin Stokke Ramstad
Interior: Reiulf Ramstad Architects, Oslo Norway Constructed Area: 80sqm Design year: 2004-2006 Construction year: 2005-2006 Photographs: Reiulf Ramstad Architects, Oslo Norway, Kim Müller, Norway
to ‘Villa Hesthagen’ in Asker / Norway by Reiulf Ramstad Architects
