〔 kind architecture 〕
- N138319/ concept
Nesodden, Norway
New dwelling and atelier.
Exhibition:
UNBUILT HOUSE - The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO), 2019
The model:
12mm OSB
1.2x20mm brass nails
1.75x25mm plated steel nails
Cement-based diffusion-open flexible membrane
Cement-based diffusion-open whitewash/coating
Pigment (thermoset fluorescent magenta red and celadonite)
48.6x37.8x26.4cm
The project:
Atelier, Nesodden, for a private client curious about earth as a building material.
According to state geologist R. Selmer-Olsen (1919-1989), moraine clay is among the most favorable earth materials for building. Moraine material is glacial debris (clay is otherwise formed under water) and is found in the direction of movement of ice towards the sea, deposited during the last ice age across the southeast of today’s Norway in areas with shallow bedrock.
Model.
Photograph by Alexander Svingen