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Lumina house

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The open space of daytime area with living room, dining room and kitchen is only partly divided by semi walls to create a feeling of functional and light spaciousness. With a possibility for connecting terraces both with kitchen or living room, the daytime area might become an attractive open space in the summer time.
The open space of daytime area with living room, dining room and kitchen is only partly divided by semi walls to create a feeling of functional and light spaciousness. With a possibility for connecting terraces both with kitchen or living room, the daytime area might become an attractive open space in the summer time.
The open saddle roof structure creates attractive spacious rooms on the upper floors. Even though the space is being used as a more private and secluded part of the house there is an open living area both on the attic and entresol floors, like a heart of the upper floors. With the use of openness and light intakes on different floors, a story about changing feelings of intimacy in common spaces is created. The entresol becomes the final of that story.

 Children’s bedroom

Master bedroom
The main bedroom has plenty of daylight through windows placed above each other which bring the light deep into the room. The walk-in closet has natural daylight from two sun tunnels in the ceiling. VELUX Sun tunnels bring natural light into even the darkest and most isolated spaces through a specially designed tunnel from roof to ceiling.

Bathroom

 

 

 

 

Bathroom

 

 

 

 

The more sky you can see from the room, the more daylight you will get.

 

 

 

On the attic floor and entresol a sequence of roof windows was created to allow daylight into both open and more closed rooms on the attic floor. Light from a roof window provides considerably more and evenly diffused daylight – deep into the house. The daylight through the roof windows provides enough light even for reading for most of the year. Exterior blind screens against sunlight (and heat) on the windows and is a flexible way of controlling the light intake without restricting the view to the open.

Daylight in children’s rooms