Prefabricated house from Denmark
documentation p. 780 - 783Architect ONV architects | Structural Engineer Jens Abildgård |
degree of prefabrication it can be purchased for a relatively small amount: the smallest version is manufactured entirely in the factory, and delivered to the site by a lorry; the larger types are made up of two to four segments. When the modules arrive at the site they are placed on strip footings. Then all that remains to do is seal the roof, install the skylight, and clean out the connections. The result is a pared-down structure, its wood-stud facade clad with Siberian larch, the interior walls with plasterboard. In each type the floor plan is centred around a large space accommodating living and dining areas and an open kitchen which can be adjoined to a veranda. The interior spaces are linked to the exterior with extensive glazing. The customer may choose the number of additional rooms. The space devoted to circulation is kept to a minimum, and all floors are executed in ash or stone.
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1:200 Floor plan
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