Series Window Behaviorology on Nordic Architecture
Arne Jacobsen
Boll House
10 Feb 2023
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This Jacobsen’s early residential work is in the suburbs of Copenhagen. This is a bay window with a semi-regular hexagonal plane protruding from a traditional yellow brick wall, and a radiator is installed along the 200mm-high wall. Although it is the only window in the room, a plant is placed in front of it. A large interior glass sash was added to the interior side of the small split-glass window.
BOLL HOUSE
Arne Jacobsen
Hellerup, 1927
This article is an excerpt from “Windows Stranding the Ethnological and Industrial Networks,” a joint research project concerning windows and the behaviors around them done in collaboration with Tokyo Institute of Technologyʼs Yoshiharu Tsukamoto Laboratory.
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