Restoration of traditional half-timbered houses using German Lehmbau techniques — a traditional craft rooted in natural, breathable construction.
Our work is based entirely on bio-based materials, primarily clay (earth), combined with natural fibers such as straw, wood, and lime. This method has been refined over centuries and remains one of the most sustainable and healthy building approaches available today.
Careful preservation and structural repair of traditional timber frame (Fachwerk) structures using historically accurate methods.
Implementation of traditional clay infill — including wattle & daub, clay blocks, and light clay systems for historic walls.
Application of natural plasters and breathable finishes that regulate humidity and improve indoor air quality.
Clay’s unique ability to "breathe" ensures a balanced indoor climate — warm in winter, cool in summer.
Over 9 years of training and hands-on experience in the birthplace of modern Fachwerk restoration.
We use only natural earth, straw, and lime. No synthetic additives, ensuring long-term structural health.
Methods that respect the soul of historic buildings while meeting modern comfort expectations.
Clay walls regulate humidity naturally, preventing mold and creating a balanced, healthy living space.
Clay is breathable and regulates moisture, protecting structural timber from rot and ensuring a healthy indoor climate.
Yes. It uses locally sourced earth and natural fibers, requiring minimal energy to produce compared to concrete or synthetic materials.
Timelines depend on the scale, but clay work requires specific drying periods to ensure structural integrity and a perfect finish.
Yes. Our methods follow traditional German principles that are highly compatible with historical Norwegian timber crafts.
By using locally sourced earth and renewable materials, we create spaces that are durable, healthy, and alive.