Northface House, by Element Arkitekter, is located in Norway’s Stavanger

“这个项目的目的是最大限度地向北看，从南看太阳，平衡这与一个非常陡峭的北向站点的挑战，”名为NorthfaceHouse的Arkitekter元素公司的维达尔·克努特森(Vidar Knusen)说。

位于挪威的斯塔万格，是该公司最新的住宅项目。这套家庭住宅占地277平方米，外表上覆盖着基伯尼木，是一座可持续设计的木制建筑。这位建筑师说，工地上有一栋现有的建筑，与目前邻近的一栋建筑完全一样，被拆除了-它们是双栋建筑。旧的地基被重新用在新的地基上。

不仅现有的地基被重新使用，而且一些旧的墙也被重新使用，而两个较低的层被仔细地修复为新的建筑物。然而，顶层被完全移除，取而代之的是一个更轻、更开放的结构。

室内由光滑的连续迪内森木地板，包括一个宽敞的开放式计划居住，餐饮和厨房的顶部，而更多的私人区域嵌套在房子的较低层。北面大厦顶层的景色令人叹为观止，因为它俯瞰着著名的Byfjorden峡湾。事实上，房子的上部音量被从道路上拉回来，为阳光甲板腾出空间，这一事实鼓励了更多的阳光进入房屋，同时也部分地保护了露台不受风的影响。

The building covers 277 sqm and is clad externally with Kebony wood

The structure of the house itself is made from sustainable wood

'There was an existing building on site, exactly like the current neighbouring one, that was demolished – they were twin structures,' says architect Vidar Knutsen

Not only were the existing foundations reused but some of the old walls too, while the two lower levels were carefully restored for the new building

The top level, however, was completely removed and replaced with a lighter and more open structure

The site overlooks the famous Byfjorden fjord

The interior is enhanced by the smooth continuous Dinesen wood flooring and includes a spacious open plan living, dining and kitchen area on the top floor

The living area has spectacular views over the fjord

A view of the living area from the kitchen

The entire structure maximises the views

The more private areas of the house are nestled on its lower levels

A corridor on the lower level

The study features a sliding wooden door

A mosaic-tiled bathroom

Wood is even used for the stairs

keywords:Norway, Residential architecture

关键词：挪威，住宅建筑