general architecture: rooftop addition in stocksund
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this unusual roof addition by swedish firm general architecture, sits atop a private villa in stocksund, stockholm, sweden. the structure is formed by three equal-sized square rooms, that substitute the traditional pitched roof typology of surrounding buildings. each room contains big window panes and skylights opening the spaces to the nature outside. the separate volumes house a living room, a walk in closet with a bathroom and a bedroom. the application of a dark copper material to the addition is visually contrasting to the rest of the exterior – firmly anchoring the renovation onto the old building’s rooftop.
view from the site’s garden looking up to the new rooftop addition
a dark copper material to the addition is visually contrasting to the rest of the exterior
exterior view
the renovation is formed by three equal-sized square rooms
the rooftop addition contains a living room, a walk in closet with a bathroom and a bedroom
the volume is different from the traditional pitched roof typology of surrounding buildings
each room contains big window panes and skylights opening the spaces to the nature outside
plan
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