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Strandkanten / 70ºN Arkitektur

By Nico Saieh — Filed under: Housing , Selected , Urban Design ,
 

This project is part of a masterplan that looks to develop a reclaimed  area of the Tromsø strait. It’s amazing what is being done in Europe in terms of new dwellings. The construction of the rest of the masterplan is currently in progress.

Architects: 70ºN Arkitektur
Location: Tromsø, Norway
Client: Strandkanten AS
Lighting Design: Ljusarkitektur
Landscape: Aurora Landskap / 70°N arkitektur as
Engineers: Skanska ASA
Contractor: Skanska ASA
Project year: 2003-2009


Strandkanten is a new housing area just south of the centre of Tromsø, attractively situated on a reclaimed area in the Tromsø strait. This area is an important part of the city’s development strategy, where a concentrated growth from within will strengthen the activity in the centre and reduce the need for transportation.

The entire area is expected to be developed with 900 dwellings on a site of 88 decar.

The development plan is concentrating on ensuring the quality of the outdoor areas as well as maintaining the high density. The contents and quality of the outdoor areas will be a deciding factor for the development of the area.

In 2003-2007 area III was built with 70°N arkitektur as architect. K9 in area V, also by 70°N arkitektur is to be finished in 2009.

In addition to area III, construction has also been started in area II, IV, VII and VIII, with buildings of different architects such as Dahl + Uhre arkitekter, boarc, Voll Arkitekter and code: arkitektur as well as 70°N arkitektur.

 

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Damian says:

It looks like the Arch Daily logo.

 
# August 28, 2008 at 09:23
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Rob says:

Hey! I really like this project… it´s like a ;) to Arch Daily`s logo.

 
# August 28, 2008 at 15:41
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Actually, this one looks like the AD Logo:

http://www.archdaily.com/3184/wolf-house-pezo-von-ellrichshausen-arquitectos/

And i swear we saw that house after we did the logo ;)

 
# August 29, 2008 at 19:13
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Ieva says:

amazing hosing project ;)

 
# September 6, 2008 at 10:58
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Arman says:

Right scale, good planning, appealling aesthetics, interesting spaces, quality in its construction… That’s an excellent design. It deserves as much exposure as it can get. Congratulations!

 
# February 27, 2009 at 07:45
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Bo Lucky says:

It’s a drunken architecture perfect for the place… not recommended anywhere else… I admire a sensitivity of a designer(s)…

 
# May 5, 2009 at 13:10
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2MACoff says:

ты смотри вот вот упадет.

 
# May 29, 2009 at 10:11
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scott says:

yes , Actually! this one looks like the AD Logo

 
# July 27, 2009 at 13:32

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