You’ve seen a lot of residences here on Freshome lately built on terrains that are not leveled. This brings a particular challenge for architects, but also amazing end results. The Edge House by Jarmund / Vigsnæs AS Architects is located in Kolbotn, a suburb south of Oslo out in the cold Norway. Its unusual architecture caught our eye as it is not very common for a house to have such un-smooth edges and seem as it it is about to fall off a small cliff. Even though on the outside it looks unusual and interestingly shaky, the building couldn’t be steadier. The residence belongs to a young couple that wanted a cool design with a limited budget, a place that “looked like you could shoot a James Bond movie in it”. We think the architects caught the essence of their wish. It is now up to you to give us your opinion.- via Arch Tracker
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By Lavinia
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This house reminds me a lot of a house down in Margaret River, Western Australia. Similar sort of ship bow type shape.
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