Organic and flexible trend for architects
That is how Nacka Värmdö Posten summarizes the interview with Rahel Belatchew about trends on the house market in their latest issue.
“– There is an organic trend that I believe we will se more and more. It mirrors how one wishes to live, says Rahel Belatchew (…)
– I always try to design rooms that capture daylight and then white walls work the best. The house should be a good basis for mobile interior design details. According to Rahel Belatchew the current trends can be summarized in three parts: organic, flexible and a tighter economy.
– This is mirrored in the planning, choice of material and size.”
The magazine also attract attention to Eco House.
”In the company’s ”Eco-house” effort is put on geothermal heating and solar collectors supplemented with a heating stove , low energy consuming household appliances and toilets. It is effectively planned and as a supplement to the refrigerator there is a big larder with space for recycling. The larder is connected to the washing area and the service entrance.
– We departed from the “icon” of a house and conventionalized it. The house is covered in untreated wood both on walls and roof. On one of the sides the roof continues as a pergola and creates an outdoor room.
– It can either be closed with glasspanes or let vegitation cover it.”
The whole interview can be read here. For the article on Eco House, click here.
Eco House is produced by Willa Nordic.
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