Three Attempts on a Dwelling

Name
Hedda Torsdotter Husabø
Education degree
Kandidat
Fagfelt
Architecture
Institute
Architecture and Culture
Program
Art and Architecture
Year
2020

The majority of single family homes in Denmark built in the 60s and 70s were developed as standard homes, to house the modern family: mom,dad and two kids. 

Today the modern family consists of several new combinations of people and relationships. The single family home is challenged by the new kinds of modern families. 

How does the dwelling change when we change?

family 1: two people in a romantic relationship
family 2 : two people with age difference
family 3: a group
bones/flexible standards. the composition and relationships in the families affect how the dwellings develop around the bones
dwelling for family 1 plan drawing
dwelling for family 1 isometric
dwelling for family 1 separate work spaces, shared kitchen
Dwelling 1 visualizations
Dwelling 1 visualizations
dwelling for family 2 plan drawing
dwelling for family 2 isometric
dwelling for family 2
dwelling for family 3, plan drawing
dwelling for family 3, isometric
dwelling for family 3, big shared spaces and smaller private rooms and garden
dwelling for family 3, visualizations
dwelling for family 3, visualizations
dwelling for family 3, visualizations

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