Writers’ Cottage By JVA

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这栋面向风景的小小屋，只求为作家们提供一个潜心写作与工作之地。
建筑师让建筑巧妙的避开附近停车场和火车站的干扰，营造出纯乡野风情的体验。北窗为室内提供稳定的光线，为了不影响观景，窗边的桌子都用玻璃打造。

This small annex is located in the garden of two professionals in a residential area on the outskirts of the city.

The clients wanted a place that would give them space and quiet to focus on their writing and work. At the same time they wanted a view that could somehow remind them of their native West-Norwegian landscapes, this in spite of the site’s location only offering views towards a parking lot and a train station. Their intention was that the project would work as an alternative to a cottage in the countryside.

南侧高窗突破相邻房屋对光线的遮挡，为小屋带来直射阳光。建筑师限制窗户的宽度，避免过多阳光对稳定工作环境的干扰，同时保护业主的隐私。

The project was located at the edge of a north-facing slope towards the station, with dense shrubs and weeds below and on either side. To maximize the view, the entire north facing façade consists of glass, providing ample natural light for the workspace inside. In order to not obstruct the view, the desk is made completely out of glass. All of this makes the space seem lifted above the surrounding landscape.

The project rises in height towards the south, in order to reach above the neighbor’s hedge and allow direct sunlight to flow in to the interior. The plan is also made narrower towards the south, to avoid too much sunlight that could disturb the workplace, as well as providing privacy from the garden and the surrounding houses. The overall shape of the building is a result of the transition from the more horizontal north elevation to the vertical south elevation.

应业主的要求，建筑师还设计了休息空间和阅读椅子。休息空间位于夹层，需要通过一个也能当书架用的楼梯到达。阁楼的上铺着舒适的羊毛垫子，楼下的阅读椅内衬也铺着舒适的羊毛，并拥有独特的视野与自然光。建筑忠实的反应了工作空间，休息空间，以及阅读空间的体量。

内部深色的基调色以及自然的用材，与大面积的玻璃窗形成对比。直接暴露的深褐色木材与地面剑麻地毯成为绝配，室外的木材责备涂上了木船常用的高光黑漆。

Further requests from the clients included a space for relaxation and a reading chair.  The space for relaxation is located on a mezzanine, reached by a stair cum bookshelf. The mezzanine is covered with a mattress lined with long haired sheepskins. The reading chair is also lined with sheepskin, and was made as a small nook in the main interior space. The reading chair also has its own little window to allow for a view of the garden as well providing natural light for reading. Both the mezzanine and chair appear as distinct volumes, protruding from the main shape of the building.

The interior is kept deliberately in dark, natural colors and materials to contrast the large glass surfaces. The walls are painted with a single coat of dark brown stain to allow the structure of the wood shine through, and the floor is carpeted with a sisal carpet. The outside is painted black with a high-gloss paint that maintains a reflective quality over time, normally used on wooden boats.

Architects: JVA
Location: Oslo, Norway
Area: 15.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Jonas Adolfsen
Contractor: Gunnar Johansson AS
Primary Architects: Einar Jarmund, Håkon Vigsnæs, Alessandra Kosberg, Martin Blum-Jansen

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