Oslo-based Sunniva Rosenberg is the one behind the latest annex that features a living space, dining area, open-plan kitchen, and outdoor dining space that overlooks a garden as a part of the L15 project. It builds upon an 80s family home that is built around an orchard within the town by the south coast of Norway.
Speaking about the new space, Rosenberg explains that "Through the footprint the extension creates new outdoor spaces and views which seek to optimise the site and connect the house to the garden, the place and the history." It is parallel to a road nearby and complete with existing pine trees and spruce that are all carefully placed throughout the garden.
Image Credit: Sunniva Rosenberg
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Minimal House Extensions
- Designing minimal house extensions that don't compromise on living space and outdoor areas.
- Connecting Homes to Nature
- Creating extensions that connect homes to their surrounding outdoor spaces and embrace their natural settings.
- Optimizing Existing Footprints
- Designing extensions that use existing structures as a base and optimize their footprint to create new living spaces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture and Design
- Opportunities for architects and designers to create innovative, minimal, and nature-embracing house extensions.
- Real Estate
- Developing properties that highlight the potential of living spaces and outdoor areas in urban and suburban areas.
- Landscaping and Gardening
- Creating beautiful outdoor spaces that complement house extensions and connect them to their natural surroundings.
