A country known for economic dependency on its rich oil deposits, Norway is now looking toward the future of energy production: net-positive architecture. Taking the lead in this initiative, developer Emil Eriksrød has commissioned American-Norwegian firm Snøhetta to design Norway’s first energy positive building, Powerhouse Telemark, a 6,500 square meter (70,000 square foot) office building located in the tiny Norwegian town of Porsgrunn, home to just 35,000 people. When completed, it will be the world’s northernmost plus-energy building.
Porsgrunn: The Latest Architecture and News
Snøhetta Designs World’s Northernmost Energy Positive Building in Norway
https://www.archdaily.com/803678/snohetta-designs-worlds-northernmost-energy-positive-building-in-norwayPatrick Lynch
New Maritime Museum and Exploratorium / Cobe + Transform Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/458375/new-maritime-museum-and-exploratorium-cobe-architects-transform-architectsDaniel Sánchez
Gjennomsikte / Kollaboratoriet
![Gjennomsikte / Kollaboratoriet - Public Space, Garden, Door, Facade, Arch](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5293/eb78/e8e4/4eba/3c00/0086/newsletter/Portada.jpg?1385425769)
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Architects: Kollaboratoriet
- Area: 24 m²
- Year: 2013
https://www.archdaily.com/451981/gjennomsikte-kollaboratorietDaniel Sánchez