House in Jütland
The house was built in a location untouched by settlement, offering expansive views. - Load-bearing structure: Timber frame with primary beams of 3 x 12 inches (double) and secondary beams of 3 x 5 inches (roof) and 3 x 7 inches (floor). Columns: 3 x 7 inches. Walls (construction from outside to inside): 1/4-inch-thick pine sheathing, windproof roofing felt, cavity with 3 x 3-inch columns, rock wool insulation, plastic sheeting, and inner spruce sheathing. Ceilings and floors also insulated with rock wool. Ceilings are covered with drywall, floors with spruce planks.
