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Architects: Sanden+Hodnekvam Architects
- Area: 220 m²
- Year: 2022
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Lead Architects: John Sanden, Ingvild Hodnekvam
Text description provided by the architects. Throughout history, the area around the lake of Mjøsa has long traditions with masonry. It has been the home of 25 brickyards and both the railway station and the church in Lillehammer are made in brick. Brick is a durable material with weight and character providing it with a timeless quality. Today, it is usually used as cladding without structural properties. Our interest was to find a way to build a brick house within a rational economy and honesty in terms of tectonic qualities and a visible structure.
