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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

A Modern Log Villa On The Coast In Southwest Finland by Pluspuu Oy

 
January 25th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Pluspuu Oy

The villa was built in 2017 on a coastal plot in Turku to serve as the second home of a Helsinki family. The villa was designed in line with the customer’s wishes and the geography of the plot, and it gave rise to a new Pluspuu house model called Kustavi 125.

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

  • Architects: Pluspuu Oy
  • Project: A Modern Log Villa On The Coast
  • Location: Southwest Finland
  • Photography: Samuli Miettinen  
  • Gross Built Area: 125 m2
  • Completion Year: 2017

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

The villa has a floor area of 125 m2. It has two bedrooms, a combined living room, kitchen and fireplace lounge, and a sauna and washroom. There is a heated outdoor jacuzzi on the terrace near the sauna.

The building meets all of the necessary energy standards for a detached house in Finland.

In the winter, temperatures may drop as low as -30 °C.

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

The walls are made from laminated logs 202 mm thick with no additional insulation, the windows are triple glazed and the roof is thermally insulated by 500 mm of wood fibre insulation.

The villa is heated by a geothermal heat pump, which distributes heat using liquid-circulating underfloor heating. In the summer, geothermal energy is also used to cool the building.

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

The house looks out over the sea through floor-to-ceiling picture windows.

There is also a stunning sea view from the sauna.

The external walls are made from glued laminated timber consisting of three pine layers with no additional insulation. The timber seams are narrow and the corners are stylishly mitred.

Timber is a breathable material with undisputedly positive health effects.

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

Nowadays, timber is used to build day care centres and schools for children in Finland due to the healthy nature of the material.

The internal surfaces of the house are made from timber treated with white wood wax and special batten wall panels.

The floors are made from clinker.

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

The house has a stylish, smooth, noise-insulated metal roof.

The external window frames are made from painted aluminium.

The house has been built from the best materials to last from one generation to the next.

Image Courtesy © Samuli Miettinen

Image Courtesy © Pluspuu Oy

Image Courtesy © Pluspuu Oy

Image Courtesy © Pluspuu Oy

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