Munch Museum/Deichman Library competition entries

Mar 2009

By Sebastian J — Filed under: Awarded Competitions ,Museums and Libraries , Norway, Oslo

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One of the entries, Artwave, by Tadao Ando

We’ve just featured the winners for the Munch Museum and Deichman Library competitions in Oslo. See all the entries for the competition after the break.

: Munch Musem – 001100 – Diller Scofidio Renfro with Various Architects

: Munch Museum – Ånd – ALA

: Munch Museum – Art wave – Tadao Ando

: Munch Museum – Girls on the bridge – Lie Øye Arkitekter

: Munch Museum – Island – Heneghan Peng Architects

: Munch Museum – The lady of the sea – Zaha Hadid Architects

: Munch Museum – Lyst og mørkt – Gigon/ Guyer Architekten

: Munch Museum – Melankoli 2012 – Nieto Sobejano

: Munch Museum – Munch Island – Kristin Jarmund Arkitekter

: Munch Museum – Lambda – Herreros Arquitectos

: Munch Museum – MSK – Ghilardi Hellsten Arkitekter

: Munch Museum – Oslo’s Ribbon – Kengo Kuma Associates/n!studio/HKPArchitekten

: Munch Museum – Reflections – NoName 29

: Munch Museum – Rød Sky – Henning Larsen Tegnestue

: Munch Museum – Starry Night – Manuelle Gautrand Architecture

: Munch Museum – Svaberg – Foreign Office

: Munch Museum – Viewing + Seeing – Sauerbruch Hutton

: Munch Museum – VPL-CS20 – Tony Fretton Architects

: Munch Museum – Wave Perspective Figure – CODE Arkitektur

: Munch Museum – Yin Yang – REX Architects

: Deichman Library – 7777 – LAR/ Fernando Romero

: Deichman Library – 232511 – Xaveer de Geyter Architects

: Deichman Library – A library crystalized out of modules – Toyo Ito

: Deichman Library – Between Brochure – David Chipperfield Architects

: Deichman Library – Body + Mind – Kister Scheithauer Gros Architekten und stadtplaner/AnotherArchitect

: Deichman Library – Bookstand – SeARCH

: Deichman Library – Deichman Valley – Sou Fujimoto

: Deichman Library – Diagonale – Lund Hagem Arkitekter, Atelier Oslo

: Deichman Library – Intermezzo – Snøhetta

: Deichman Library – Meeting place/diversity/openness/exploration – Schmidt Hammer Lassen

: Deichman Library – Bookmark – Team 3 AS –Jensen & Skodvin, Arne Henriksen Arkitekter AS, Arkitekt Carl Viggo Hølmebakk

: Deichman Library – Open minds – A lab

: Deichman Library – Connect – Morger Dettli Architekten

: Deichman Library – Space Scape – 70*nord og Dahl og Uhre Arkitekter

: Deichman Library – Starfish – Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten

: Deichman Library – Sugar – Wiel Arets Architects

: Deichman Library – The city the green, the library between – Lundgaard Tranberg Arkitekter AS

: Deichman Library – Vanda – Lacaton Vassal Architectes

: Deichman Library – Woven – Plasma Studio

Cite:
Jordana , Sebastian . "Munch Museum/Deichman Library competition entries" 27 Mar 2009. ArchDaily. Accessed 08 Feb 2012. <http://www.archdaily.com/18112>

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Franco says:

where are you odris? no odris, no odris!

liked this: Munch Museum – Wave Perspective Figure – CODE Arkitektur

# March 27, 2009 at 15:21

Ahan says:

Odris!
Odris!
Odris!
…

# March 27, 2009 at 16:07

M says:

hehehehe….yeah, where is odris???
i am waiting for one of his usual comments, ¨ love it¨ or ¨just impressive¨ …hehehehehe

# March 28, 2009 at 05:58

Balkan says:

Architecture is falling into a creative crisis!!!
Entries are not very good

# March 28, 2009 at 13:54

Lite says:

Balkan i agree w/ you
Isn’t it funny such a phenomena in the age of the everything is possible and everything is buildable?

# March 28, 2009 at 20:23

Martin Stara says:

I feel lost.

# March 29, 2009 at 16:33

Rocket Valentino says:

Sou Fujimoto, I don’t know if you’re reading this blog, but if you do: What have you done?! Your proposal has disappointed an admirerer profoundly.

Tadao Ando must have lost it completely, Zaha is doing what she always does, as with Lacaton and Vassal (architecture school in Nantes) and Herreros (apartment building at Gran Canaria).

A sad day for Oslo and architecture…

Ghilardi Hellsten, however, have really impressed me. It’s a small office, but they managed to propose the most diverse and interesting project. Wow!

# March 30, 2009 at 07:12

Tadao Cern says:

Sad. In this case even I could be a winner:)
Anyway I thought that some of the proposals were trying to copy Hersog And de Meuron. Sadly they didn’t a part in this

# March 30, 2009 at 10:07

zuki says:

i couldn’t avoid noticing a incredible and general lack of inspitatios and quality in 90% of the entries

# March 30, 2009 at 19:33

helmet says:

I really like Heneghan Peng Architects, because is like a iceberg i thing.

# March 31, 2009 at 11:22

Akin says:

I think the Rex submission deserved the first place. If you visit their website, you can study the project and appreciate the approach.
There is no intention to produce an iconic sign, there’s already the Opera House and it proposes an interesting solution for a museum with today’s complexity to display both antique and contemporary art, non-paid and paid circulations,one-all museum exhibition and different exhibitions.
Also it proposes to move the site asigned by the competition and place it in a more effective point both from an economical and urban point of view.

# April 1, 2009 at 09:21

nazanin says: