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Furuset Hageby Dementia Village / NORD Architects + 3RW Arkitekter

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Trosten Floating Sauna / Estudio Herreros

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Oslo, Norway
  • Architects: Estudio Herreros
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2024
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  CH Prosjekt, Huguet, Moelven

Dråpa House / Vatn Architecture + Groma AS

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Norwegian Ski Museum / Snøhetta

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  • Architects: Snøhetta
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  525
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2024
  • Professionals: Asplan Viak

Trekantblokka / Mad arkitekter

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Powerhouse and KIMA arkitektur Win Competition for a New Addition to Oslo’s Skyline

The Norwegian studio of Powerhouse, in collaboration with KIMA arkitektur, has won a design competition for the transformation and extension of one of the historical buildings located in the center of Landbrukskvartalet. Known as the Agricultural Quarter, a former farming and industrial site in central Oslo, the area is now scheduled to go through an urban revitalization process to be transformed into an active neighborhood based on the design philosophy of ‘new meets old’.

A Recycling Center in Zurich and a Resilience Hub in Arizona: 8 Unbuilt Projects That Champion Adaptive Reuse

As the landscape of architecture and urban development adapts to the modern climate, the traditional notion of construction has been significantly modified and adjusted. Specifically, principles of reuse, recycling, adaptive reuse, and the power of transforming existing structures into something more meaningful and sustainable have gained much traction. Looking at these curated collections of unbuilt projects, one can begin exploring a different way of looking at buildings and heritage, which is significantly more sensitive to the built environment.

From the austere office buildings of the United Kingdom to the proposal to re-activate a skyscraper in Ostrava, these diverse contexts tell stories of resilience, innovation, and a profound commitment to the existing built environment. Offering a new way of looking at things, the projects champion adaptive reuse and activation concepts.

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HasleTre Office / Oslotre Architects

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Villa Solveien / R21 Arkitekter

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Oslo, Norway
  • Architects: R21 Arkitekter
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  350
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022

“Wood Can Connect the Simple and the Sublime:” In Conversation With Helen & Hard Architects

In a conversation with Louisiana Channel, the founders of the international practice Helen & Hard Architects reaffirm their insistence on community and sustainability. The use of wood, in their practice, has become more than a building philosophy, it has turned into a philosophy. “Trees have a life of their own, and you feel a deep respect for the time it has taken to grow. We work with something alive, an organic material. We can’t do as we please with it. We must interact with the material.”

In August 2022, Siv Helene Stangeland and Reinhard Kropf, the founders of Helen & Hard, were interviewed by Marc-Christoph Wagner at various locations in and around Stavanger, Norway. The area holds special importance for the architects, whose approach was influenced by the culture that permeates Stavanger and the west coast of Norway.

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A-lab and LPO Unveil Design for a Mixed-Use Development as Part of Fjord City Oslo, a Large-Scale Urban Renewal Project

Norwegian architecture offices A-lab and LPO revealed the plan to develop the last remaining plot in Bispevika, part of the Fjord City, a large-scale waterfront urban renewal project in the center of Oslo, Norway. The intervention strengthens the connection between the historic medieval city of Oslo to the new Fjord City while also introducing cultural, creative, and commercial activities to the area. The project comprises five buildings forming a quarter. The proposed massing and height take a contextual approach as they are reduced toward important local monuments such as the baroque residence “Ladegården” with its baroque garden “Barokkhagen." The project is developed by Oslo S Utvikling (OSU), the same client behind the Barcode project, and in collaboration with landscape architects SLA.

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Black Box Theatre Foyer / a-works + Kolab Arkitekter

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Oslo, Norway
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2018
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Investwood, Lapalma, Belid, Lee Filters, Unisystemer

Nordtvet Farm Kindergarten / MORFEUS arkitekter

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Bademaschinen Sauna / ACT! + Borhaven Arkitekter

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Oslo, Norway
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  90
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2021
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Møre Royal, NARVI Oy Finland

National Museum of Norway / Kleihues + Schuwerk Gesellschaft von Architekten

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Oslo, Norway

Norwegian Press House / Atelier Oslo + KIMA Arkitektur

Norwegian Press House / Atelier Oslo + KIMA Arkitektur - Interior Photography, Adaptive Reuse, Facade, Door, Stairs, Handrail
© Niklas Hart

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Haptic and Ramboll Explore the Future of Timber High-Rise

Haptic and Ramboll conceptualize a novel structure that hopes to eradicate the need for demolition. The timber high-rise construction is built for maximum flexibility and longevity, being able to change its configuration and, consequently, its functions to adapt to the city’s changing needs. The design concept is based on the idea of maximizing the potential of sites in inner-city neighborhoods. To exemplify the regenerative potential of this model, the architects have applied the concept to a tight urban area in the center of Oslo, Norway.

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