Lithuanian architecture studio INBLUM has renovated a house in the ?v?rynas district of Vilnius using traditional wooden construction methods to blend the property with its natural surroundings. Designed in 2024, A House in ?v?rynas integrates CLT (cross-laminated timber) technology, precise craftsmanship and sustainable practices to preserve the traditional aesthetic while adapting to modern needs.

CLT Construction Enhances Architectural Precision
Lithuanian architecture studio INBLUM has renovated a house in the ?v?rynas district of Vilnius using traditional wooden construction methods to blend the property with its natural surroundings.
Designed in 2024, A House in ?v?rynas integrates CLT (cross-laminated timber) technology, precise craftsmanship and sustainable practices to preserve the traditional aesthetic while adapting to modern needs.
“This project in Vilnius, ?v?rynas district is a thoughtful integration of architecture, family history, and environmental sensitivity,” said INBLUM founder Tomas Jankauskas.
“Construction techniques were chosen to maintain the clean lines and homogeneity of the interior spaces, blurring the boundaries between the inside and outside,” he said.

Minimalist Surfaces Emphasise Clean Aesthetics
The renovation transforms the client’s childhood home while preserving the personality of the original 1935 villa, located in front of the house.
“The house has undergone several transformations, with the late...