An exposed timber roof makes the space immediately legible. Directions, spacing and slopes create a rhythm overhead. The grain of the wood meets stone walls, while light from the side reveals depth and connections.
When structure remains visible, architectural and structural design need to develop together. Connections, service routes and openings all influence how the whole is perceived. Technical solutions must be defined by qualified professionals for the specific building.
Leaving timber exposed is more than an aesthetic choice. It means considering finishes, access and maintenance from the outset. A well-integrated roof brings function and expression together as a recognisable part of the architectural identity.