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The cottage replaces an old shed and supplied with a new outhouse and new pier. The building is twofold with one residence zone and one bedroom area, combined with a protected patio giving shelter to different wind conditions.
This Norwegian residential project is a result of a private architect competition, where the owner wanted proposals that took care of an optimal terrain adaptation. The waterfront plot was part of a protected landscape.
This new summer cottage, “built-in” into the existing mountain profile, is well adapted to the view and to the owners needs.
Cottage Parisholmen, Krageroe house, Norway – rural building design by SKAARA Architekter – home in Krageroe clad with untreated hardwood pine: Norwegian residential architecture
The building replaces an old derelict barn, and complies a sheltered court yard together with the existing main building.
A large private residence on a peninsula in Oslo. The house is situated on a elongated, steep land with a sea glimpse towards southeast.
Two private residences over the same theme, but with different plans. Both buildings are situated on a site with a nice view and thus have panorama windows formed as protruding corner baywindows.
Kaffeplassen Norway “coffee spot”: the site got it’s name from earlier days when people in the area used to enjoy their coffee and snacks overlooking the Telemark canal in the evening sun.
An elongated villa on two floors, situated on a plot facing south-east with a southeast oriented view of the Oslofjord. To meet the strict regulations with regards to maximum heights, the building is lowered on the northside.
Utformingen av paviljongen skal forene norsk tradisjon og moderne design. Plassens faste inventar er tenkt inn i paviljongens utformning for å forsterke plassens kvaliteter.
New private residence with integrated garage. The main level contains living zones with an open plan, with split-level in order to give extra height to the living room.
Design Team for this Norwegian competition: Italian architects baukuh with Paul Laurentius Vaksvik Koefoed, Alessandro Perotta, Giuseppe Tortarolo.
Students of NABA, Politecnico di Milano and Fredrikstad Scenography School designed and constructed three structures around the lake Seljord in Telemark county, South Norway.
The main challenges in the study area are the homogenous zones that undermine cross connections and permeability.
Saemien Sijte holds a very important position in the education and preservation of the South Sami culture, identity, language, history and community.
The theme of the competition was “inventing urbanity: regeneration, revitalization, colonisation” and entrants were asked to produce a plan for sustainable development.
Building Better Healthcare Awards declares the Akershus University Hospital by C. F. Møller Architects as winner of the Award for Best International Design.