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Architects: Fragment, Oslotre Architects
- Area: 774 m²
- Year: 2021
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Photographs:Kyrre Sundal
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Architecture & Design: Jørgen Tycho, Arild Eriksen, Salas Montes, Cathrine Finnema, Nicola Louise Markhus, Mari Dalheim
Text description provided by the architects. Rakkestad Culture School is a building in solid wood over 2 floors with a gross area of 774 m2. The cultural school adapts to existing buildings on the square in height and shape and relates to the axis from the road leading down to the main street. Together, the new and existing buildings form a unifying cultural square. The project is made entirely of wood and wood-based materials from inside to outside. CLT load-bearing walls, slabs, and roof are insulated with wood fiber and clad using 100% Ore-pine (heartwood of pine). By utilizing wood-based materials in all of its components the exterior wall construction allows for a dynamic and breathing facade without the use of plastics or other inorganic materials.
