


however, plenty of natural light penetrates the building, generating a well-lit working environment. in this way, the design of the building adds to a better indoor climate: the humidity levels and temperatures are more balanced, while the interior is protected from the harsh sun rays. The ground level accommodates a retail space, and above are stacked four floors of office spaces that grow in size. the internally visible frame and the facade clad in vertical slats add a warm touch and give a natural feel throughout the structure. Simple yet powerful aesthetics of the woodĪside from the advantages of wood contributing to a low climate footprint, it provides the building with simple yet powerful aesthetics. much of the building’s original skeleton remains visible inside, generating an inviting and comfortable atmosphere with a low climate footprint. The architects sought to create a balance between privacy and openness, all the while exposing the qualities of the material.

floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the wooden skeleton, leaving its eye-catching entrance level exposed, inviting passers-by to peek in. five increasing staggered levels reveal the possibilities of timber in modern construction, meeting today’s needs. Swedish studio white arkitekter constructed ‘nodi’ in gothenburg, sweden, a five-storey office building, erecting inside a wooden framework.
