
White House

White House reinterprets the tradition of the Finnish mono pitched timber house through a contemporary architectural language. Its distinctive character is defined by a white timber façade and a surrounding slatted screen that creates sheltered outdoor spaces while framing changing views of the surrounding landscape. Open living areas, generous glazing and carefully considered proportions connect the interiors with nature, creating a timeless home whose architectural identity has remained as distinctive and relevant today as when it was completed in 2006.
2006 – Uusimaa, Finland
Architectural design, principal design


Year
2006
Location
Uusimaa, Finland
Gross Area
167+ 114 m2
Architectural Design and Original Interior Design
PAVE Architects Oy
Client
Private
Structural Design
Taponen & Heiskari
Rock Excavation Contractor
Arvo Purmonen
Site Manager
Matti Savolainen, IPSO
HVAC Design
LVI-Suunnittelu A.Virnes
Electrical Design
ELBOX Oy
Publications
Omakotitaloja -kirja 2012
Arkkitehti-lehti 4/2006
Location
Uusimaa, Finland
Gross Area
167+ 114 m2
Architectural Design and Original Interior Design
PAVE Architects Oy
Client
Private
Structural Design
Taponen & Heiskari
Rock Excavation Contractor
Arvo Purmonen
HVAC Design
LVI-Suunnittelu A.Virnes
Electrical Design
ELBOX Oy
Publications
Omakotitaloja -kirja 2012
Arkkitehti-lehti 4/2006
2006
Year
Matti Savolainen, IPSO
Site Manager




































