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From November 1 is settled Turning Torso. 3 apartments per day for March and will be fully populated. It was nice to follow the change. In the evening each day that passes more light windows, like the calendar. 54 floors and 190m height. 106 apartments with 45-190mq. Why 190m? Initially the plan was a building 75m high, because the area was another large building (Malmömässan), fair in Malmö, and no one wanted to dominate the area. The initial sculpture Torso included 7 blocks and 9 as not made (in the picture you can see only 8), rotated 90gradi. And with only seven cubes it would take 130m of height, but the inner walls of the apartments were very skewed. And so the final height is 9 cubes and 190m.
Our house is seen in the lower left, still dressed in white raincoat. We were on Christmas Day to peek through the windows, now that the house is locked. We since they have started to pave the ground floor. Moments that I take a shot because they started from the kitchen. You do not ever find the bathroom, to match the joints of the floor with those on the walls. Damn! And then what is served that I designed the installation of the flooring and where to start?!

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And so the windows were installed on the slopes.

A detail as it was felt is mounted around the frame.

view of the two windows from the inside. The one on the left will be the bedroom window of Axel, while the right window of the guest room.

Detail of the roof and the window.

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Even the heat exchanger plate is mounted. In Sweden 50% of heating is HEATING , ie district heating. For the heating energy that are used for 4 / 5 otherwise would be lost with a significant reduction of CO2 in the town. They are using them, various types of energy sources: geothermal, biofuel, waste, waste heat from industries and waste from wood processing. The energy is used to heat water which in turn, networking, warm individual households. In pictures you can see how the pipes are all prepared to be connected (hot water, the control of floor heating and district heating pipes coming from) to the heat exchanger.

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Our roof will be covered in aluminum, but little change with the tiles.
The layers are:
1) aluminum
2) bituminous paper
3) 23 mm plank of wood
4) 28x70 (1200mm wheelbase)
5) 34x70 (400mm apart)
6) 3.2 mm hard board (Masonite)
7) 95 mm mineral wool (15mm pressed)
8) 220 mm mineral wool
9) 0.2 a vapor barrier
10) 28x70 (Spaced at 400mm)
11) 13mm plasterboard

is very important for ventilation (which occurs between Masonite and tables). On 3 and 4 (indicated with blue) act as "spacers between the table and masonite. This should help to dry any moisture gets. There is always the ventilation above the insulation. The ventilation does it take for disposing of water vapor that migrates from the rooms below before it condenses sull'intradosso cold tiles and expels any infiltration and dry due to the combination of heavy rain and wind or absorption characteristic of the tiles. Do not forget the network is close the gutter.

Here best explains the ventilated roof.

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The roof was covered with tar paper.


Here you can see the roof structure.


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It can be seen from the rafters and Kerto masonite. It seems that after the insulation is put ... We'll see. Masonite is called because invented by William Mason (in 1924). Only wood and water, pressed, no glue. Some news of how to mount is qu the . And as is produced.