The semi-detached house located in Kuurinniitty, Espoo, combines modern materials with nature-inspired design. The light brick facade is complemented by black accent elements and warm-toned wooden panels. The entrances and glazed terraces are highlighted with vibrant yellow wood paneling. An asymmetrical gabled roof adds character to the building’s architectural style.
The floor plan is spacious, providing ample room for residents, children, and even grandchildren. The single-story structure ensures accessibility for all. Each unit features an open and airy living room, dining area, and kitchen, seamlessly connected. Large windows invite natural light into the interiors and offer beautiful views of the surroundings.
The design emphasizes sustainability and energy efficiency. The building is heated with geothermal energy, and each unit has a heat recovery ventilation system. Space has been reserved on the roof for solar panels, allowing for the future use of renewable energy.
The landscaped garden and paved areas create a well-finished yard. Each unit has a glazed terrace, extending the living space into the outdoors.
