Anna Karoline Museum, Norway Building
Anna Karoline Museum, Norway building in Bodø, contemporary Norwegian architecture in Nordland county – contemporary architectural design by Rintala Eggertsson Architects
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Gjoevik Care Centre Juvenile Asylum Seekers
The Gjoevik Care Centre is an institution for juvenile asylum seekers. The centre provides shelter and safety for immigrants under the age of 15 and helps those of them who are struggling with traumatic experiences from famine and conflicts around the world.
Leüthens Kulturhage, Trondheim Building
Leüthens Kulturhage – ‘Leüthen’s Cultural Garden’ – will be a new, vibrant urban space in Trondheim. The area is closely connected to the existing city and will constitute a modern, adventurous urban space to be explored by citizens and visitors.
DnB NOR Headquarters – Oslo S Utvikling, OSU
This new building by MVRDV sits within an exuberant new group on the Oslo waterfront. Each building is in a contemporary style and there is a dense urban grain to the development.
Kongsberg Cultural Centre, Norway building
Kongsberg City Council announced that Mecanoo, together with Oslo based Code Arkitektur and Buro Happold, have won the design competition for a Knowledge and Cultural Square in the centre of Kongsberg, a former mining town about 75 kilometers southwest of Oslo.
Molde Theatre – Plassen, Building, Norway
In designing the city’s new cultural center, the challenge faced by 3XN was to create a building that was flexible and robust enough to provide a framework for cultural life on both scales.
Astrup Fearnley Museet: Oslo Museum
The Astrup Fearnley Museum of Contemporary Art reopens in Tjuvholmen, the newest arts district of Oslo. Previously located at Dronningensgtate, the privately owned museum is now part of the new Icon Complex designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop in collaboration with Narud Stokke Wiig architects.
Fagerborg Kindergarten – Oslo Nursery School
Reiulf Ramstad Architects has been involved in designing a new kindergarten for Fagerborg Congregation in central Oslo. The kindergarten offers 2 units for children between 1-3 years old and 2 units for children between 3-6 years old.
Luftfartstilsynet Bodø, Civil Aviation Authority HQ
Building a new headquarter for Luftfartstilsynet is a challenge in creating a place for an uprooted organization, transplanted from Oslo to Bodø, and in doing so, BUILDING a new office CULTURE.
Buen Mandal Architecture, Norway – Nedre Malmø
The Arch in Mandal, Norway. Historic white wooden houses, charming narrow streets, a river running though the center and beach and forest nearby. The town of Mandal is the essence of southern Norwegian idyll.
Modern Cabin Norway: Bjergøy Residence, GJ-9
The Cabin is designed for adaption to multiple settings not taking any particular site into consideration, being a product for mass-production distribution.
New Valer Church, Norway religious building
In commissioning the competition, the church of Våler chose for a seldom witnessed step in church history, one that always comes with interesting results. Tapping on a source of collective creativity in modern architecture offers the chance to bring the development of church architecture to a new level.
Naust paa Aure, More og Romsdal Norway
The boathouse is a cultural and historical hallmark of Norway’s coastal regions, where fishing used to be the primary profession. They have traditionally been used for storing boats and fishing gear, but today many of them are being converted for recreational summer use.
Gjersrud-Stensrud Hill Towns, Oslo
S333 worked in collaboration with Bergen-based architects 3RW Arkitekter and ecologist Christian Mong to transform the 390 ha site into a new residential district comprising of 6000 – 7000 new homes, services, amenities and recreational areas.