Energy Positive Powerhouse, Telemark
Snøhetta completes its 4th Energy Positive Powerhouse in Telemark, Norway – an 11 story Sustainable Model for the Future of Workspaces: Norwegian building news
New FRAM Museum, Oslo
Designed by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, FRAM Museum, Oslo, the new wing adds gathering places, exhibition spaces, a café and an auditorium to the current installations.
Senja Cabin in Northern Norway
Designed by Bjørnådal Arkitektstudio, Senja Cabin in Northern Norway Senja Cabin is located near the small fishing village Hamn. The client wanted a family cottage with panoramic views of mountains and nature.
Oslo Buildings: Norway Architecture Designs
Oslo buildings, Norway – Kistefos to open new exhibition space ‘The Twist’, designed by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group – discover buildings & architects, photos, news in the Norwegian capital – Oslo architecture, designs, property + developments.
The Plus Furniture Factory, Magnor, Norway
BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group and Vestre, Norwegian manufacturer of carbon neutral furniture, unveil The Plus building: world’s most sustainable furniture factory, in a Norway forest.
Norwegian Developments: Norway Building Designs
Norwegian developments – best new Norway buildings & architects – Norwegian architecture information, projects: index page for architectural designs
Tungestølen Hiking Cabins in Luster, Norway
Located in Luster in the western part of Norway on a small plateau overlooking the beautiful Jostedalen glacier, Tungestølen comprises a constellation of generous pentagonal tourist cabins designed by Snøhetta.
Under Restaurant Båly, Norway
Snøhetta Completes “Under”, Europe’s First Underwater Restaurant. The restaurant also functions as a research center for marine life, providing a tribute to the wild fauna of the sea.
Outdoor Care Retreats in Oslo: Snøhetta
In peaceful forests on a creek only a short distance from two of Norway’s largest hospitals, secluded wooden shelters designed by Snøhetta aspire to make hospitalization easier for patients and their families.
Sustainable Central Station in Trondheim, Norway
Arkitema Architects has designed the new sustainable station building, which will be constructed across the tracks in a central location in Trondheim, northern Norway.
Norwegian Office Buildings: Offices Norway
Norwegian office buildings – commercial designs Norway, info + images of Norwegian commercial architecture + architects – offices in Norway, design
Top 4 Universities in Norway
Top 4 Universities in Norway. What comes to your mind when you hear “Norway”? An extremely cold Scandinavian country? Yet, this is actually false, Gulf Stream does not let the temperature fall below 24.8 Fahrenheit.
The Twist at Kistefos, Jevnaker Museum, Oslo
The Twist at Kistefos, Jevnaker museum building, Norway, design by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group, traversing the winding Randselva river, an inhabitable bridge torqued at its center.
Solberg Tower & Rest Area Sarpsborg, Landscape
Designed by Saunders Architecture, Solberg Tower & Rest Area is located in Sarpsborg, which is is a green, flat and calm piece of South Norway and a traditional stopover for travellers.
Bygdøynesveien 15 in Oslo
Designed by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, Bygdøynesveien 15 was been developed to become a comprehensive facility that combines new buildings within a historic facility in an attractive and innovative way.
Fornebubanen Metro Line Stations Oslo, Norway
Zaha Hadid Architects & A_Lab architectural competition-winning design for Fornbuporten and Fornebu Senter stations, two of six station buildings planned for new Fornebubanen metro line in Oslo, Norway.
Summer House Vestfold: Norwegian Summerhouse
Delightful Norwegian summer house on the coast of Vestfold, partly built upon existing stone walls, evoking Fallingwater. The home in the southern Norway replaces an older building.
Selvika, Structure at Havøysund, Finnmark Design
Selvika, Finnmark, Norway, design by Reiulf Ramstad Architects, singling out and magnifying the experience of walking from roadside to seaside at this very special place at Havøysund. The path itself is a means of refocusing the experiential mode: a measured, restrained approach that creates awareness.