The SEOPP House Oslo

Originally built in 1965, the house has been upgraded to Enova Level 2, equivalent to a low-energy standard—surpassing current building code requirements.
In addition to a strong focus on energy efficient solutions, the renovation introduced new qualities of living, including open-plan layouts, universal design standards, improved space utilization, expanded living areas in the basement, and increased access to daylight.

The design challenge was to unlock the building’s potential within its existing framework, minimizing extensions, and transforming it into a home for a family with three children. A cold and drafty house was given new solutions to reduce energy demand and enhance comfort, while also meeting the client’s desire for a revised residential program.

The result is a home with a consistently comfortable indoor climate and significantly reduced energy consumption.