A preliminary design proposal for an extension to an institution in Zealand, introducing an additional room as a freestanding volume.
The proposal takes the form of a unified timber-clad volume with a clear and contemporary architectural identity. The vertical cladding emphasises the geometry and proportions of the extension, defining it as a distinct addition to the existing building while maintaining a simple and precise connection to the original structure.
The layout is organised around a clear and functional plan, with a focus on natural daylight and a seamless transition between the existing building and the new extension.