Villa Kristina / Wingardhs
A small house that wants to be big. A small footprint and simple construction means low cost. That?s the idea when we set about designing a house for a young couple on a site surrounded by other single-family homes on the west side of Gothenburg.Â
© James Silverman
Architects: Wingardhs
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
Architect: Wingårdh Arkitektkontor, Gert and Karin Wingårdh
Area: 182.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: James Silverman
Builder: Alfredssons Bygg & Fastighetsservice AB
Site Plan
Plan 0
From the architect. A small house that wants to be big. A small footprint and simple construction means low cost. That?s the idea when we set about designing a house for a young couple on a site surrounded by other single-family homes on the west side of Gothenburg.Â
© James Silverman
We turn inward with an atrium scheme, away from the view of?and from?the neighbors. The nicest view is toward the mature trees and the exposed bedrock in the southwest, so we open the courtyard up on that side.
© James Silverman
The building is perched lightly on piers, hovering a half-meter over granite bedrock honed by the ice age. That means that to reach the building we need a stair and a ramp (accessibility requirement) along the blank northeast side. ...
© James Silverman
Architects: Wingardhs
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
Architect: Wingårdh Arkitektkontor, Gert and Karin Wingårdh
Area: 182.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: James Silverman
Builder: Alfredssons Bygg & Fastighetsservice AB
Site Plan
Plan 0
From the architect. A small house that wants to be big. A small footprint and simple construction means low cost. That?s the idea when we set about designing a house for a young couple on a site surrounded by other single-family homes on the west side of Gothenburg.Â
© James Silverman
We turn inward with an atrium scheme, away from the view of?and from?the neighbors. The nicest view is toward the mature trees and the exposed bedrock in the southwest, so we open the courtyard up on that side.
© James Silverman
The building is perched lightly on piers, hovering a half-meter over granite bedrock honed by the ice age. That means that to reach the building we need a stair and a ramp (accessibility requirement) along the blank northeast side. ...
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