Villa in Randers with Nordic Klikfals 475 • Green architecture

New house in Randers gains character with Nordic Klikfals

Green on green makes the new detached house in Randers stand out clearly on its residential street. The house was designed by N+P Arkitektur and combines green timber cladding with a dark green steel roof in Nordic Klikfals 475.

The consistent green colour creates a calm connection between the roof and façade, while the contrast between timber and steel gives the building character and definition. The result is a contemporary look in which the roof’s clean lines complement the house’s architecture without distracting from the overall design.

Nordic Klikfals 475 in dark green GreenCoat Pural BT Matt was selected for the roof. The matt surface contributes to a subdued appearance, while the long, uninterrupted lines of the Klikfals profile create a simple and precise roof surface. DS Stålprofil also supplied the guttering for the project. The construction was carried out by C. Madsen Byg, with XL-BYG Gadeberg as the distributor, and the house is being built in 2025/2026.

Steel profiles with a clean architectural look

Nordic Klikfals was developed for roof and façade cladding where a high degree of design freedom is key. The profile is installed using concealed fixings, leaving the surface free of visible screws. The click system was also developed with simple and efficient installation in mind.

Steel cladding can be combined with many materials, such as timber, brick and concrete. This makes the profile suitable for projects in which the roof surface is intended to play a prominent role in the overall architecture.

For this detached house, it is precisely the interplay between the materials that makes the difference. The natural texture of the timber façade meets the precise lines of the steel, while the dark green colour visually unites the two materials.

The project demonstrates how steel profiles can give a detached house its own distinctive identity on a residential street. Here, the roof is not merely the finishing element of the house, but an active part of the architecture, with its profile, colour and interplay of materials setting the tone for the overall design.