rever and drage architects (4 articles)
rever and drage architects is a norweigan practice led by tom auger, martin beverfjord, and eirik lilledrange, with offices in oslo and flekkefjord.
cabin at troll's peak by rever & drage comprises four gabled enclosures
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despite the different materials used, the appearance of the dwelling's exterior is unified by its deep, dark green color.
despite the different materials used, the appearance of the dwelling's exterior is unified by its deep, dark green color.
rever & drage perches kvåsfossen visitor center on a clifftop in southern norway
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elevated on the rugged terrain overlooking the lynga river, the structure sits low in the landscape and is topped with a sloping, eave-less roof.
elevated on the rugged terrain overlooking the lynga river, the structure sits low in the landscape and is topped with a sloping, eave-less roof.
rever & drage transforms traditional norwegian dwelling into cabin retreat with scenic views
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adding to the diverse material palette, the architects glazed the south-east wall, allowing for unobstructed views across the landscape.
adding to the diverse material palette, the architects glazed the south-east wall, allowing for unobstructed views across the landscape.
rever & drage architects sites cabin straumsnes to overlook the norwegian coast
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the design team describes the home as both a traditional shelter, and at the same time, a modernist complex of units dominated by flat-roofed structures.
the design team describes the home as both a traditional shelter, and at the same time, a modernist complex of units dominated by flat-roofed structures.
