Konceptet, materialerne og detaljeringsgraden i denne eksklusive, private bolig er inspireret af Aarhus Universitet i Danmark, der, ligesom villaen, er tegnet af C.F. Møller Architects. Træ, tegl og natursten danner det kvalitetsstærke fundament og giver villaen et spektakulært, arkitektonisk udtryk.
Privat bolig — Aarhus
Arkitekt: C.F. Møller Architects
Fotograf: Julian Weyer
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HeartOak
Tykkelse: 30 mm. Bredde: 300 mm. Lænde: 6.2 m.
Behandling: Naturolie
Eg, Sildeben
Tykkelse: 30 mm. Bredde: 250 mm. Længde: 1 m.
Behandling: Naturolie
Villa E ligger i det nordlige Aarhus, Danmark, i et kuperet parcelhuskvarter. Boligen træder i karakter med sin markante facade af mørke, tone i tone teglsten. Villaen står med referencer til det ikoniske Aarhus Universitet, som også er tegnet af C.F. Møller Architects og i dag er en del af den danske arkitekturkanon.
Simple, durable and carefully selected materials
Villa E’s original expression is manifested in three main materials: brick, oak and natural stone.
Rustic, hand-painted bricks in shades of red define the exterior façade and roof tiles, combined with the stone of surfaces, stairs and the inner core.
Dinesen oak floors are used throughout the interior, combined with bespoke solutions in Dinesen wood, including window sills, doors and panelled ceilings. The bedrooms have HeartOak floors, while the common areas feature Oak Herringbone. The floors are finished with Natural Oil, which brings out the natural colour variations of the wood. The wood brings a warm glow and atmosphere to the house.
Light-coloured stone in the three bathrooms bring an elegant and timeless expression.
‘We wanted the qualities of the beautiful materials to form a coherent whole. We like the interplay between the rustic bricks from Petersen and the oak from Dinesen, which combine with the natural stone to form the trinity of materials that defines the house.’
– Klaus Toustrup, architect and partner, C.F. Møller Architects
