特隆赫姆住房

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-6 09:33:18

House in Trondheim

设计方：TYIN Tegnestue

位置：挪威

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

图片来源：Pasi Aalto

项目规模：48平方米

图片：17张

摄影师：Pasi Aalto

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这个项目是事务所在挪威第一次尝试的商业建筑，也是一次摸索学习的经历。第一次在挪威的土地上根据建筑规范和法规进行实践，建造了30厘米厚的墙和半米厚的屋顶。该项目是独栋的房子，针对四口之家而建。用户想要扩大自己的生活空间，事务所在建造过程中要进行全方位的设计，整体把握，承担建筑责任，还是有一定的建筑风险。一楼有宽敞的入口，有浴室和洗衣房。二楼新建了多功能房间，天花板很高。这种设计打破了上世纪50年代单调的风格，多功能的房间能满足住户的不同需求，整个外观与众不同。和非常传统的挪威街区相比，这栋房子非常醒目，挑战了固有的建筑形式。这在当地产生很大的反响，有积极的反馈，也有怀疑的态度。外观采用自然松木包层，十分环保，之前的船屋项目也采用了这种环境友好型材料。内部则使用挪威的白桦木胶合板，上面的螺栓清晰可见，风格比较简约。从这个项目可以看出，履行承诺，达到建筑要求，才是取得预期效果的关键因素。同时也证明了这种建造方法比较接地气，在挪威比较实用。译者： Odette From the architect. This project is the result of our first attempt at commercial architecture in the Norwegian setting, and thus a learning experience. It is the first time of working with detail in accordance to building code and regulations on Norwegian soil. This resulted in 30 cm thick walls and roofs half a meter in thickness. The project is an addition to a single-family house, in this case home to a family of four. The family wanted to expand their living space. In keeping with the methods adopted in the international setting, we assumed total entrepreneurship over this building process. In taking total control over the process, one also accepts total responsibility. The risk increases, not in the least financially. On the ground floor the project created a spacious entry area with a combined bath- and laundry-room. The second floor of the addition adds a new multi-purpose room with a high ceiling. This constitutes a break with the monotonous section common to this type of house from the 1950s. The distribution of functions, answering to different needs, contributes to the particular shape of this addition. The house stands out in an otherwise very traditional Norwegian neighbourhood. It challenges the boundaries for what is acceptable within building norms. The feedback from the local area has been on both ends of the scale, ranging from positivity to skepticism. The facade is cladded with naturally treated pine, the same environmentally friendly material used previously on our boathouse project. For the interiors of the addition, we decided to use Norwegian plywood from birch, with visible bolts and simple details. This project confirmed the notion that a close commitment to a project is a key factor in achieving the desired result. It also proves that the method we have learned and used in the international setting has relevance in Norway.

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