GM30

Approved-plan walk-through / Project 01

Walk through GM30

Navigate the permitted room programme through current concept scenes. Trond Martens drawings remain the sole geometry authority.

Approved Trond Martens 1 Floor plan A20-02

Solid base · A20-02 · Authority A

Markers are approximate navigation positions only

1 Floor / Living / dining / kitchen / stair / hall / 74.1 m²

Living / dining / kitchen / stair / hall

CONCEPT VISUAL — DESIGN UNDER DEVELOPMENT

GM30 concept visual for the first-floor social space
Geometry
PERMITTED · A20-02
Source
GM30 current design visual
Verification
Room use exists in A20-02; visual geometry and finishes remain design interpretation.

Proposed GM30 lower-floor extension

Creating, moving, recovering and entertainment—one integrated level.

The existing lower-floor circulation remains the organising spine. The three marked zones test whether new rooms can be added around the approved building; they do not modify approved A20-01 geometry.

EARLY CONCEPT ESTIMATE · NOT SURVEYED · NOT STRUCTURALLY DESIGNED · NOT YET APPROVED

ZONE 1 · Proposed

Studio

Net internal
27–30 m²
Gross build
31–34 m²
Relationship
Existing Studio ↔ Creative / Lounge area

ZONE 2 · Proposed

Gym

Net internal
18–20 m²
Gross build
21–23 m²
Relationship
Gym ↔ Wellness · Prepare → Train → Wellness → Recover

ZONE 3 · Proposed

Cinema

Net internal
16–18 m²
Gross build
19–21 m²
Relationship
Cinema ↔ Lounge / Entertainment

Net new internal space

61–68 m²

Concept estimate

Gross new built area

71–78 m²

Concept estimate

Excavation / working envelope

80–90 m²

Concept estimate

Excavated space ≠ finished internal area.

Working space beyond the future wall line may be required for formwork, waterproofing, external insulation, drainage and construction access. All areas are early estimates pending architect, RIB and surveyor verification.

From ground → room

A proposed build sequence. Not recorded progress.

  1. Stage 01

    Existing terrain

    BASELINE TO BE SURVEYED

  2. Stage 02

    Excavation

    PROPOSED

  3. Stage 03

    Foundation-ready

    PROPOSED MILESTONE

  4. Stage 04

    Retaining walls + slab

    PROPOSED

  5. Stage 05

    Weather-tight shell

    PROPOSED

  6. Stage 06

    Technical installation

    PROPOSED

  7. Stage 07

    Interior fit-out

    PROPOSED

  8. Stage 08

    Studio / Gym / Cinema complete

    FUTURE TARGET — NOT COMPLETED

Technical study

Foundation ready is a verified construction milestone.

RIB and geotechnical advisers must define every structural dimension. Soil, rock, drainage and access remain unknown until professionally investigated.

Excavation investigations

Existing terrain levels

Soil conditions

Rock presence / absence

Excavation depth

Temporary excavation support

Neighbouring structures

Site access for machinery

Excavated-mass removal

Existing underground services

Stormwater

Groundwater

Frost

Radon

Drainage

Foundation-ready definition

Excavation to verified level

Stable formation level

Compacted structural fill where required

Frost protection

Radon strategy

Sub-base

Drainage

Temporary dewatering where required

Surveyed levels

Preparation for foundations / slab

Potential structure below ground

Reinforced concrete foundations

Floor slab

Retaining walls

Load-bearing walls

Structural connection to existing house

New openings into existing structure

Roof / floor structure above new rooms

Building-physics interfaces

Waterproofing

Perimeter drainage

External insulation

Capillary break

Radon barrier

Vapour / moisture strategy

Thermal bridges

Indoor climate requirements

Fresh air

Extract / return air

CO₂ control

Temperature control

Humidity control

Quiet ventilation

Studio equipment heat

Cinema occupancy

Gym peak activity

Integration with the wider GM30 energy strategy

Acoustic strategy

Required before detailed design.

Interfaces

Studio ↔ Gym

Gym ↔ Cinema

New rooms ↔ existing Wellness / Lounge

New rooms ↔ upper floors

Risks

Music bass transmission

Cinema subwoofer transmission

Gym impact noise

HVAC noise

Structural flanking

Cost structure prepared

No NOK values invented.

COST / GROSS NEW M² — unavailable until verified cost and area data exist

COST / NET USABLE M² — unavailable until verified cost and area data exist

Excavation · TBDMass removal · TBDTemporary support · TBDFoundations · TBDRetaining walls · TBDSlab · TBDWaterproofing · TBDDrainage · TBDInsulation · TBDStructural connections · TBDWindows / doors if any · TBDElectrical · TBDHVAC · TBDAcoustics · TBDInterior construction · TBDStudio fit-out · TBDGym fit-out · TBDCinema AV · TBDProfessional fees · TBDContingency · TBD

Outstanding

Conflicts must be flagged, never designed away.

Architectural feasibility and verified dimensions

RIB structural design and connection strategy

Geotechnical and ground-condition assessment

Surveyed terrain, levels and underground services

Building-physics, waterproofing, radon and drainage design

Acoustic and vibration strategy

HVAC, electrical and energy coordination

Construction access and excavated-mass logistics

Cost plan and contingency

Authority pathway and required approvals

Historical reference / Authority C

Dora informs atmosphere, never geometry.

Every Dora Design room and image group is retained as project history. No item has been promoted to category A because room-by-room geometric correspondence with the later approved drawings has not been verified.

Open the historical study

B

Oak slats, one-strip oak, linen, wool and stone palette

Pages 2, 5 · Historical lower level

Style only

Style and material reference only.

C

2D / 3D plan and lighting plan

Pages 3–4, 6 · Historical lower level

Excluded

Obsolete geometry; excluded from navigation.

C

Entrance, kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom and living imagery

Pages 7–12 · Historical lower level

Excluded

Historical basement arrangement conflicts with the permitted rental-unit programme.

B

Garden, fire and outdoor-cinema imagery

Pages 13–14 · Landscape

Style only

Landscape atmosphere only; no geometry or completed work inferred.

B

Light oak, herringbone, grey-brown stone and dark-detail palette

Pages 15, 18 · Historical first floor

Style only

Material reference pending project specification.

C

2D / 3D plan, room schedule and lighting plan

Pages 16–17, 19–20 · Historical first floor

Excluded

Historical geometry; superseded by A20-02.

B

Furniture studies for entrance, wardrobe, living, dining and bathroom

Pages 21–26 · Historical first floor

Style only

Furniture and atmosphere reference only.

B

Entrance, dining, living, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom imagery

Pages 27–33 · Historical first floor

Style only

Compatible room types, but correspondence to A20-02 is not verified.

B

Zen area, terrace and garden imagery

Pages 34–37 · Landscape

Style only

Style reference only; no approved landscape geometry inferred.

B

Glass, marble, wool, linen and warm-neutral palette

Pages 38, 41 · Historical second floor

Style only

Material reference pending validation and specification.

C

2D / 3D plan and lighting plans

Pages 39–40, 42–43 · Historical second floor

Excluded

Historical geometry; superseded by A20-03.

B

Furniture studies for lounge, bedroom, bathroom and dressing

Pages 44–47 · Historical second floor

Style only

Style reference only; upper-floor correspondence remains unverified.

B

Lounge, bedroom, bathroom, dressing and terrace imagery

Pages 48–61 · Historical second floor

Style only

DESIGN IN PROGRESS until checked room-by-room against A20-03.

Extracted material language

A palette for review, not a specification.

Oak slats / oak flooring

Historical visual or named reference

Herringbone oak

Historical visual or named reference

Natural stone / marble

Exact product and application unknown

Linen and wool

Historical soft-material reference

Dark door, window and metal detailing

Historical design reference

Glass

Historical upper-floor atmosphere reference

Technical data required from manufacturer for unverified products and assemblies.

Future scene architecture

The room, source, status and material records are independent of the scene media. Verified 360 imagery, GLB / GLTF models or WebGL scenes can replace a concept image later without changing the approved-plan record.