Article source: oslo school of architecture and design
It is said that Oslo is one of the fastest growing cities in Europe, and that building land within its natural boundaries is full. To accommodate future growth Oslo will have to look beyond, to municipalities within commuting distance. One such municipality is Nes i Akershus, one of the principal agricultural producers of grain in the country. Nes does not want to become a suburb of Oslo, so it is looking for alternative modes of accommodating additional population without losing its rural character.
- Architects: oslo school of architecture and design
- Project: Pocket Farm
- Location: Dystlandhaugen Farm, Nes i Akershus, Norway
- Photography: SCS
- Client: Elisabeth and Terje Maarud and Nes Kommune
- Staff: Christian Hermansen and Marcin Wojcik
- Structural Eng. : Felice Allievi, DOF engineers
- Size: 225 m2 (9m x 25m)
- Construction period: 6 weeks, May and June 2016