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3XN · HOSPITALITY

Green Solution House 2.0

Rønne, Denmark — 2020–2021

Green Solution House 2.0 — Exterior view

Exterior view · Photo: Adam Mørk

A timber hotel on Bornholm, assembled from a kit of prefabricated parts and designed around rigorous sustainability principles.

A timber hotel on Bornholm, assembled from a kit of prefabricated parts and designed around rigorous sustainability principles.

Green Solution House 2.0 is a hotel in Rønne on the Danish island of Bornholm. Developed in close collaboration between 3XN and GXN, it extends the adjoining Green Solution House completed in 2015, with sustainability built into its materials, construction and performance.

Timber, chosen in part for its ability to lock away carbon, provides the structure, cladding and insulation. The materials are left exposed throughout, and the warm timber façade sets the tone from the moment you arrive.

Role

Lead designer

Studio

3XN Architects / GXN, Copenhagen

Programme

Hotel and conference center

Location

Rønne, Bornholm, Denmark

Status

Completed

Year

2020–2021

Awards

Årets Byggeri 2022, winner, commercial

Photos

Adam Mørk

Top view · Photo: Adam Mørk

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Kit of parts

A standard kit of simple box-like units, set at an angle, makes up the volume. The arrangement forms the serrated façade and gives every room a private, enclosed balcony with views to the landscape.

Timber façade · Photo: Adam MørkBalconies · Photo: Adam Mørk
Timber façade · Photo: Adam Mørk
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Prefabricated timber

Walls and slabs are large cross-laminated timber (CLT) panels, made in a factory and simply assembled on site. This cuts construction time, cost and waste, and keeps production highly accurate.

Circulation and atriumViews to natureAngled towards the lightSpa and meeting rooms
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Section
Section

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Made to measure

The repeatable fabrication process makes bespoke details cheap. Grills for natural ventilation are cut straight into the CLT panels, and predictable offcuts are turned into furniture for the hotel.

Corridor with ventilation grills
Corridor with ventilation grills
Stair and corridors
Stair and corridors
Roof terrace · Photo: Adam MørkHotel room · Photo: Adam MørkHotel corridor and stair · Photo: Adam MørkFaçade at dusk · Photo: Adam MørkFaçade at night · Photo: Adam MørkIn the landscape · Photo: Adam Mørk
Roof terrace · Photo: Adam Mørk
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Design: 3XN / GXN · Photography: Adam Mørk

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