Gangene
Gangene refers to a type of traditional Norwegian dwelling, particularly common in the western and central regions of the country. These houses are characterized by their long, narrow form and their construction from timber. Historically, gangene served a dual purpose, housing both people and livestock under the same roof, often with living quarters and animal stalls separated by a central passage. This design was a practical adaptation to harsh climates, providing shelter and warmth for both inhabitants and animals during long winters.
The architectural style of gangene evolved over centuries, with variations in size, roof design, and decorative