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We converted a derelict building on the bank of Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake, into an artist home with a large integrated workshop.
Reusing the concrete structure — an usual asset in Norwegian housing! — we created a focused work space, linked to a open plan apartment that takes in the beautiful views to the lake and its surrounding hillsides.
Photo © Torgan & Partners AS
Photo © Torgan & Partners AS
Photo © Torgan & Partners AS
Photo © Torgan & Partners AS
Our house conversion project on the bank of Mjøsa lake, 90km north of Oslo, is nearing completion. Interior work progressed well these last few weeks and, with the winter now receeding, the exterior insulation and landscaping will soon start. Great work by our client and builder Chriss Brohaug.
The Tune house is now on site, with the roof going up. The project, located on the bank of the Mjøsa, Norwegian's largest lake, involves the rebuilding of a two-story building into a family house and an attached workshop.
The upgraded roof, under construction.
Sketch view of the new roof and glazed gable
We are reusing part of the existing concrete structure — an unusal object in the Norwegian housing world! — and fully glazing the south facing gable wall to frame stunning views to the surrounding hills and neighbouring lake.
Our landscaping proposal
