© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen 
© Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen
This private house was designed by Norm.Architects bureau and put in life at Suffolk, Great Britain. It is basically a prolonged and narrow pavilion with a flat roof in the modern style, contrasting with old shed and milk farm. The residence occupies 247 sq. meters and stands on a platform 60 cm above the ground. Such approach helps to reduce irregular surface spots. The ceilings` height reaches 2.8 meters. The exterior is divided on two sections with the mail hall between them. These sections include a living room`s zone with a rest room, a dining room and a kitchen, as well as a bedroom zone. The architects have projected veranda as well, which has upstanding of larch wood.
Photos by Jinas Bjerre-Poulsen
