These uniquely
formed chalets located in the Ramundberget ski resort of Sweden, were a project
by Daniel
Fagerberg Arkitekter, completed in 2007. This chalet / apartment complex can
be found also tagged as Osthang. The buildings are based on traditional
colloquial longhouses. Five buildings divided in three apartments each climb
the steep mountainside in middle of the ski system. The strategy for the project
was to for as low cost as possible construct a timber feel ski hut with as low
ecological footprint as possible.
At the same
time esthetically not reducing it to a log cabin but instead giving it the
comfortable properties of a home away from home. One of the main tasks was to
make a simple construction in this remote area where the closest hardware store
is two hours away. Therefore, keeping it simple by only using two materials,
solid wood and pine paneling became the corner stone of the project. To be able
to meet building codes and regulations without any use of insulating material
the layout was based on large super insulated windows to the south, -heating
the black floors (heat accumulates in thermal mass of solid wood and in the
water radiant floor heating system) and with the help of Thermoshield
applied directly at the rough industrial grade solid wood wall to keep a lower
indoor temperature. The result is a breathtaking experience of an almost
sacrosanct space filled with surprises and design jewels such as the red
toilets and spy glazed saunas together with a wonderful indoor climate.
The
property measures a total of 1226sqm.The plans for this project were made in
April 2006. The team of architects worked closely with the client and in April
2007 the first flats were handed over. The building has been organized along
the hillside and a courtyard was also created. The project actually includes
four distinctive buildings. They are divided into three apartments over two
floors and a loft. There’s also an additional house that houses two more
apartments. [1]
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