In the course of time the house had sunk considerably. The building was lifted up with railway jacks and it regained the lost loftiness and view to the river. Six dormer window constructions were added to the roof. The old tile roof, original boarding and details of the façade, the original entrance door, all interior doors and plank floor were restored. Winding staircase was transferred from a demolished building.

The new extensions – veranda with underground garage and a tower – are the new language of wooden architecture, transformation of a local tradition and fusion into constructive austerity.