Pitched roofs
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about pitched roofs
Product • By Tejas Borja • Teja mixta TB-4 | Nature Vilaterra®
Teja mixta TB-4 | Nature Vilaterra®
TB-4® roof tile is an exclusive one piece high profile S-interlocking roof tile design that combines the curved profile as a cover-pan result (curved roof tile effect) patented as waterproof assembly in vertical rows and horizontal courses.
The effect of S-interlocking TB-4® roof tile on deck is 50 units per sq.m. curved roof tiles, with the installation of just over 12 tiles.
Fits small deviations both false angle section as rounded decks without cuts, thanks to its lateral interlocking area.
Vilaterra® finish - Its differential quality consists in keeping tradition and aesthetic in the landscape with new current construction, Vilaterra® finishing is the result of the perfect union between the three elements o... More
Project • By ASAS arkitektur • Residential Landscape
Notodden Housing
asas arkitektur, Atsite and Fragment (formerly Eriksen Skajaa architects) were prequalified for the planning and design competition for the development of a headland at the Tinnelven outlet into the Heddal water. Previously site for Tinfoss ironworks in Notodden. The task was to outline a residential area and a building with eight interconnected apartments for disabled children.The main grip is a step-by-step transition through neighborhoods to the landscape room and the water via good lines of sight and varied typology from point houses, slats to terraced houses. The odds are flood exposed, the sketch facilitated public flexible public spaces at the lower level below the flood level that caters to the footpath along the headland, whic... More
Project • By NAT OFFICE - christian gasparini architect • Residential Landscape
HSBC | housescape
The project tries to configure an idea of living conceived as fluid space, protected but at the same time interconnected with the surrounding landscape, able to grant privacy to the family but to project it perceptively in a wider spatiality, to connect it to the scale of the neighbourhood.The house presents itself as a diaphragm of open and closed, built and natural spaces variously interlaced. Clearly defined volumetric structures are placed into the fluid space that connects the “inside” with the “outside”, the “built” with the natural, house and landscape.The building is developed on two floors built on a single dimensional span that rules the relation of an empty and transparent space with volumes (the bedrooms – studios) that set them... More