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Sommarhus i Hardanger
Jag tror att jag har hittat mitt drömhus (har en känsla av att jag kommer säga det någon mer gång på den här bloggen). Huset är ritat av Tommie Wilhelmsen och Todd Saunders. Det byggdes under 2002-2003 och står någonstans vid Hardangerfjorden. Fasaden är gjord av lärkträd och vad som ser ut som plywood. Huset ska vara ekologiskt byggt, bland annat är det isolerat med returpapper och inga miljöfarliga behandlingsmedel ska ha använts. Fler bilder efter hoppet…
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Beautiful, I like it!
Why does everyone think that have a simple, modern home mean that you have to have your bed on the floor? Also, it’s not a home, it doesn’t even have a bathroom. It is lovely tho.
Romantic and beautiful, I like
So serene… I imagine falling asleep there would be a breeze.
Also, Mike, don’t you think a four poster bed would look silly here? Maybe if it was built into the wall, with a slab of wood coming out and then the blankets on that. But a traditional bed would seem out of place here.
It proyects as an intimate contemplative and spiritual space, that’s why it does not need anything more.
the bathroom is outside mike. don’t you understand the concept, simplicy and efficiency with nature. this is beautiful, a great way to get away from all the world.
Because pissing on trees is artful.
jk
But yeah, I agree – stop with the floor on the bed shtick. Why not design something else nice? I’m sure there are hundreds of capable artists or examples out there. But that’s digressing from the architecture… which is beautiful.
My bed is a just a simple mattress on the floor,
very uncomfortable because to get into it you have to kneel down.
I think its pure end great. More information on and about this building on this website:
http://www.tommie.no/ enjoy
Great cabin!!! Love it.
this ‘house’ is the symbol of simplicity ,what we need in our lives in order to escape reality.
I’m with Mikey here…
It can be nice AND functional, not just nice. That is, if it can be used and STILL look nice then it is truly beautiful.
”Escape” there for a while and I don’t think it will look so nice after some days of going to the loo in nature and cooking on the floor. Yes, it rains Norway too – or so I’ve heard. As architectural art, yes, it’s (just) nice.
how amazing would it be if there were a number of these little dwellings all together off the same deck?
i would kill to live in a place like this for the summers!
and to those above who don’t think cooking and going to the loo outdoors can be clean or beautiful, i have spent many weeks in the same campsite in the same tent and my surroundings were just as beautiful when i left as the day i arrived…
Beautiful and perfect for a single adventurous person who loves the wilderness, but not made for families nor to have any neighbors, which goes agaisnt this world’s evergrowing population. Modern, beautiful and romantic… but unreal for a society (which is definetely what the arquitect/owner are running away from).
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