挪威当代山地小屋

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-4 14:29:32

Norway Contemporary mountains Cabin

设计方：挪威奥斯陆RRA建筑事务所

位置：挪威

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

图片：19张

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继挪威建筑师Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter设计的西挪威Knarvik社区教堂作品后，这是该工作室设计的与众不同的挪威当代山地小屋。该设计非常现代而时髦，由木材和玻璃构成，“分岔”的设计使得视图被分割开，形成一个名副其实的圣所。该项目位于挪威中部，毗邻Geilo村，一个位于Hallingdal峡谷滑雪胜地。该建筑面积达130平方米，包括主翼楼的卧室，并通过厨房连接着两个扇状的生活区域。通过住宅较低楼层进入，一座楼梯引导人们走上主生活区域，这里布置了厨房、饭厅和起居室，这些区域共用一个复杂的平屋顶，这个区域通过玻璃窗享有壮丽的山景。开放式的厨房连接了另外两个空间，意味着家庭成员身在厨房的时候，仍能保留与饭厅、起居室的其他人的联系。这个聪明的设计加强了家庭成员之间的联系，而非切断身在住宅内不同空间的成员。译者：艾比 Following our recent post on Norwegian architects Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter’s ultra contemporary Knarvik Community Church in Western Norway, we now turn our attention to the studio’s design for a private mountainside cabin with a difference. Very contemporary in its sleek timber and glass design, the lodge has a unique split-view design and is a veritable sanctuary. Located in central Norway close to the village of Geilo, a popular skiing destination in the valley of Hallingdal, the 130-square-meter Split View Mountain Lodge comprises a main wing of bedrooms that splits off from the kitchen into two living areas in a fan-like movement. Accessed via the lower level of the house, an ascending staircase leads up to the main living quarters comprising a kitchen, dining area and living room that are all capped by a complicated ceiling of pitched planes, with highlight of the house being the split living and dining rooms that boast magnificent mountain views through their glass walls. The open plan quality of the kitchen that links the two other spaces means that whilst family members are in the kitchen, they can remain connected to other members in the dining and living areas simultaneously. This clever aspect of the design facilitates contact instead of cutting off members of the family from one another when in different spaces of the house. Undoubtedly the heart of the house, the spacious kitchen features a beautiful central glass fibre and reinforced concrete counter that has been cantilevered into the centre of the space and anchored by an inviting two-sided fireplace at the other end. Steps lead off to the separate dining area and living room, where a suspended fireplace provides the ideal situ for curling up on the sofa while gazing out at the restful natural surroundings. Like the interiors of the Knarvik Church, the clean lines of the horizontal timber panes create long broad movement and drive the eye outside through the glass to the mountains. Whilst the interiors (being so clean-cut and homogenous in the light colouring of the timber used) give the chalet an impersonal quality, it is in fact their pared down essence that places the property’s peaceful pastoral location at the centre of the design, as no matter where one stands in the house the landscape is the focal point that grabs the eye. The lodge’s extremely inviting atmosphere is incredibly peaceful and soothing in its stillness, with the architects themselves claiming that: ''The mountain lodge is a continuation of Norwegian developing traditions in type and materiality, perched beautifully inside its landscape and responding to its context ....'' Outside, the timber cladding of the exterior walls render the clean-cut structure better adapted to its rural mountainside location. As the house sits atop a slope, it appears to dominate the mountain and its elevation provides the occupants of the house with sweeping views across rolling pastures that stretch all the way to the horizon. A veritable homage to the great outdoors, the idyllically located Split Mountain View Lodge invites the great outdoors inside thereby reinforcing the great and quintessential love that Norwegians have with nature and right from the comfort of a sofa.

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