R21 Arkitekter Designs 320 m² Villa Ris as Extension of Neighboring Family Home
In 2025, R21 Arkitekter finalized Villa Ris, a 320 m² residence located in Norway. Crafted by Martin Smedsrud, this single-family home is designed for a family with children and fosters a spatial and social connection with a nearby relative's property. The design prioritizes the bond between the two homes rather than existing independently. The interiors are thoughtfully arranged to support the family's daily activities across various levels. Ruben Ratkusic captured images of the house, while Nina Vuga organized its presentation. Featured in ArchDaily's Chilean edition, Villa Ris highlights its importance in modern Nordic residential architecture and reflects R21 Arkitekter's commitment to residential design.
Key facts
- Villa Ris is a 320 m² single-family house designed by R21 Arkitekter
- The project was completed in 2025
- Martin Smedsrud was the main architect
- Ruben Ratkusic photographed the project
- Nina Vuga curated the presentation
- The house was designed for a family with children
- It was conceived as an extension of the relationship with the neighboring house owned by a relative of the owners
- The project is categorized as residential architecture, houses, and house interiors
Entities
Artists
- Martin Smedsrud
- Ruben Ratkusic
- Nina Vuga
Institutions
- R21 Arkitekter
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Norway