Hello, dear visitors of Forum City. Probably all of us dream of living in a safe house, built with only environmentally friendly materials. One of these houses you see on your screens. Brick House ––––is a brick house whose creators followed innovation. Brick House is part of a project called mini-CO2, initiated by the charitable foundation Realdania. The aim of the project Realdania is designing low-emission houses CO2. Only six houses have been built in Nyborg, Denmark. The designers decided to use only clay as an environmentally friendly material.
The architects had a goal of creating a house that would last at least 150 years and not require maintenance for 50 years. When designing a brick house, the architects and designers LETH& GORI Asked themselves, what if the house lasted at least five generations instead of two?? As a result, they reconsidered materials and decided to build a house based on historic structures that have proven to be viable and have a long lifespan. On the basis of such houses and build these modern buildings. Thanks to a material like clay, there are fewer joints and subsequent construction errors. So this beautiful brick house is strong, environmentally friendly, has a long life span and low maintenance costs.
Wow, the Brick House by LETH & GORI sounds intriguing! I’m really curious to know more about this historical construction method. Are they reviving an old technique or giving it a modern twist? What materials do they use to create these unique brick houses? And how do these houses blend with the architectural landscape of Nyburg, Denmark?