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  • Exterior view of Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Drawing showing treldehuset summer house concept - weather and climate give shape to the building.
  • Exterior view of Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture. A roofed outdoor area is internally wrapped in wood.
  • Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Dark slate covered Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Walking in the sheltered outdoor area of Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture. Organic patterns of light and shadows.
  • The sheltered outdoor area - lined with Douglas fir - of a summer house designed by CEBRA architecture.
  • Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Inside the Treldehuset by CEBRA architecture. A white finish, concrete and sheathing of Douglas fir resonate with the outside.
  • Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Exterior nighttime view of Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • Exterior nighttime view of Treldehuset | CEBRA architecture
  • LOCATION: FREDERICIA, DK
  • CLIENT: PRIVATE
  • SIZE: 130 M2 BUILDING
  • YEAR: 2016-2017
  • STATUS: COMPLETED
  • ARCHITECT: CEBRA

The summer house Treldehuset is located right next to Vejle Fjord on a scenic site with distinctive trees. The view of the fjord, the coastal atmosphere and the nature that encourage an active outdoor life had an important influence on the design. At first glance, the house is traditionally designed with a pitched roof paralleling the long sides of the site and a gable facing the view. However, at a closer look, we are dealing with a kind of double house – a house inside a bigger house. This idea evokes thoughts of the Russian babushka dolls.
The effect of a double house is achieved by placing the thermal envelope beneath and inside a bigger house. In this way, a roofed outdoor area occurs between the thermal envelope, the actual house and the larger shell, which give access to a protected area – a continuation of the interior which allows you, even on rainy summer nights, to eat, grill or maybe clean a newly caught fish. This transitional zone between indoor and outdoor constitutes an interesting space between the characteristic trees with a view of the fjord.
The heated part of the house is divided into two parallel spaces running along the narrow site. To the west, the common rooms of the house, including kitchen, dining area and a living room, are placed corresponding to the widest part of the outdoor area. The smaller rooms, such as bathroom, utility room and guest room, are placed on the eastern side. All the rooms are regular and private, but the bedroom with a view of the fjord can be opened towards the living room.
The house is covered with dark slate on both roof and facades and is thus experienced as a frame in a single material. This exterior shell is lined with Douglas fir and is outlined by aluminium profiles. The interior is characterized by a white finish, concrete and sheathing of Douglas fir making a strong connection between the roofed patio and the interior. On warm summer days, the large sliding doors of glass can be pushed aside connecting the living room and the terrace.

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