Discover House Dokka, Snøhetta‘s latest architectural gem in Kongsberg, Norway. Merging energy-positive features with a wooden design aesthetic, this family house sets new standards for sustainable living. Crafted in collaboration with Tor Helge Dokka, it’s a model of eco-efficiency, showcasing an innovative low CO2 footprint and self-sufficiency that extends to electric vehicle charging.

About House Dokka
House Dokka: A New Era of Sustainable Living
Snøhetta and Tor Helge Dokka have joined forces, crafting House Dokka in Kongsberg?a paragon of sustainable, energy-positive housing. This single-family residence stands as a testament to innovation and environmental stewardship.
Seamless Integration with Nature
House Dokka, evoking a floating treehouse, harmonizes with its environment. Its structure, featuring cross-laminated timber (CLT) and glue-laminated timber (GLT), minimizes landscape impact. This approach carves a residence with a remarkably low CO2 footprint. A Blueprint for Energy-Positive Design
The design and orientation of House Dokka adhere to strict energy principles, resulting in impressive greenhouse gas savings. It fulfills its energy needs and supplies 75 percent of the energy for the family’s electric car. Anne Cecilie Moe, the project’s lead architect, celebrates the design’s balance of open and enclosed spaces, and its interplay of visibility and privacy.
House Dokka unfolds over two distinct floors. The upper ...