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Reference Project
Designed by Julius Nielsen OFFICE, these two identical holiday homes are based on a material-conscious and site-specific approach to architecture. Each 84 m² building is clad in untreated spruce boards that allow the facades to patina naturally over time. Mahogany-framed windows, some with aluminum detailing, create a subtle contrast while maintaining the project's low-key and pragmatic expression.
The placement of the houses was carefully considered to preserve the existing trees. Built on screw foundations, the construction minimizes the environmental impact by sparing the root systems and reducing CO₂ emissions. Inside, a central column organizes the floor plan, creating open, flexible spaces that respond to changing light and views. The walls are clad in painted beaded profile boards, while the plywood ceilings support the project's focus on simple and durable construction.
The Cross-Handle in chrome, with its understated and functional design, supports this approach. Introduced in 1922 and used by architects such as Jørn Utzon and Henning Larsen, it appears here as a natural part of the whole — not as a decorative addition, but as an integral element of the overall architectural concept. Like the houses themselves, it is a study in restraint, clarity, and precision—qualities that characterize architecture created to last.
