laajentavilla
Laajentavilla is a term used in residential architecture to describe houses that are designed to be expanded over time through modular additions and reconfigurable interiors. The concept emphasizes adaptability, allowing a dwelling to grow with occupants' needs—such as larger living areas, additional bedrooms, or home offices—without requiring a complete rebuild.
Origins of the idea stem from broader discussions of flexible housing and sustainable development. In Nordic
Common design features include modular, join-on units, track or hinge systems for walls and partitions, and
Applications range from urban courtyards and suburbs to renovation projects where space is reallocated for different
Criticism centers on cost management, potential zoning hurdles, and the complexity of integrating new modules with
Related concepts include modular homes, expandable houses, accessory dwelling units, and flexible housing.