


The glasshouse is a result of an extended research collaboration with SBI concentrating on the use of highly insulating glass as the primary façade material.
The building is arranged in two levels with a double high space at the western end. A combination of clear and matte glass gives varied daylight and view conditions as well as a considerable heat gain, which is accumulated in the massive building components.
The interior environment is regulated with interior sunshades and natural cross ventilation via openings in the facade.
The house is classified as a low-energy building, with energy consumption less than half that of a normal parcel house of the same size.
A family with children has for a test period of one year – with considerable success – lived in glasshouse with the goal of testing the interior climate and functionality through changing weather and seasons.
Today the building serves as common house for the neighbourhood.