Designed by TYIN Tegnestue, Traditional Norwegian boat houses have been used to store boats and fishing gear, but now many of them are being converted for recreational summer use. At this site, the existing boathouse was in bad shape and had to be torn down, but its simple shape, sensible placement and honest use of materials inspired the new building.
photography by © Pasi Aalto
A lot of the materials were reused, either as shuttering for the concrete walls and footings or as internal paneling. Windows from the client’s farmhouse were also reused. The exterior cladding of Boathouse is Norwegian pine impregnated with a by-product from the sugar cane industry, which will give grey patina.
photography by © Pasi Aalto
The shutters on the long side swing open with the help of simple steel fittings. A flexible process, which allowed on-site design reactions, has been essential to the result.
photography by © Pasi Aalto
Project Info:
Architects: TYIN Tegnestue
Location: Norway
Area: 2011.0 m2
Project Year: 2011
Photographs: Pasi Aalto
Project Name: Boathouse
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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- photography by © Pasi Aalto
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