This Norway office’s mass-timber construction embraces the look of exposed wood

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Architecture, Interior Design and Timber Structural Engineer
Client
Contractor
VEF Entrepreneurs
Floor Area
3,106 sq-m
The mass-timber construction houses commercial and office space, and shows how this building approach is paving the way for new interior aesthetics centred around exposed wood structures.
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