Stavanger: The Latest Architecture and News

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• Architects

  Austigard Arkitektur

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Houses Interiors

• Lead Architects

  Tor O. Austigard, Hildegunn Slotnæs, Hanna Kurlovich

• Contractor

  Haga Bolig

• Area

  90.0 m2

• Project Year

  2019

• Photographs

  Sindre Ellingsen, Aeroview

Ghilardi+Hellsten and Karres en Brands have won the competition to design Norway's new Stavanger cultural hub. Dubbed ‘Three Houses and a Long Table’, the project will transform the historical Nytorget site in Stavanger. The team worked with engineering partner Dipl.-Ing. Florian Kosche AS to combine a youth cultural center, offices, shops and an art gallery around a multi-functional green space. The proposal aims to build upon the qualities with a design that's anchored in the city fabric around public space.

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• Architects

  Lund+Slaatto Architects

• Location

  Telegrafdirektør Heftyes vei 99, 4021 Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  University

• Interior Architect

  Lund+Slatto Architects

• Landscape Architect

  Brandsberg-Dahls Arkitekter

• Area

  3129.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Sindre Ellingsen

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• Architects

  Lund+Slaatto Architects

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Other Public Administration buildings

• Area

  14700.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Sindre Ellingsen

Soon the people of Stavanger, Norway will get to see the LERVIG beer brewing process at the new 11,000 square meter visitor center and brewery designed by Danish architects COBE. An iconic focal point on what was once an industrial pier, the building will offer many new amenities to central Stavanger. The brewery will be encircled by public spaces such as a harbour bath and Norway’s first west-coast ‘street-food’ market, complete with a green roof above. From these periphery spaces, guests will be able to view the brew tanks and fermentation process happening in the heart of the building.

Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects has won an international competition for the design of an urban redevelopment plan and high-rise in Stavanger, Norway. Beating out entries from Snøhetta, UNStudio, Dark Arkitekter and Eder Biesel Arkitekter, the winning proposal, “Breiavatnet Lanterna,” features a dynamic scheme to support the proliferation of sustainable and creative work environments throughout the city.

The project encompasses a new public center, the transformation of an existing park and a new 101 meter (331 foot) tall tower that will contain 18,170 square meters (195,580 square feet) of highly-flexible space for offices, restaurants, conferences and exhibitions. Both the ground and top floors of the high-rise will be publicly accessible, ensuring the building will remain an asset for the entire community.

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• Architects

  Austigard Arkitektur

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Houses

• Architect in Charge

  Austigard Arkitektur

• Design Team

  Tor O. Austigard, Hildegunn Slotnæs

• Area

  80.0 m2

• Project Year

  2015

• Photographs

  Ivan Brodey, Ivan Brodey+Austigard Arkitektur

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• Architects

  Helen & Hard

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  skatepark

• Project Year

  2008

• Photographs

  Tom Haga

• Architects

  Rever & Drage Architects

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Extension

• Design Team

  Tom Auger, Martin Beverfjord, Eirik Lilledrange

• Area

  110.0 sqm

• Photographs

  Tom Auger

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• Architects

  Ratio Arkitekter AS

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  opera house

• Area

  13800.0 m2

• Project Year

  2012

• Photographs

  Jiri Havran, Stavanger Aftenblad , Sindre Ellingsen, Jon Ingemundsen, Dirk schoenmacher

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MVRDV and Space Group are one of three teams who have been asked to submit a masterplan proposal for the Norwegian town of Madla-Revheim, the main development area outside of Stavanger. The aim of this commission is to develop a model of sustainable growth that treats development principles, transportation systems and built structures as parts of a whole. In this proposal, MVRDV and Space Group propose to concentrate 4,000 housing units on the edge of the 780 acre site, preserving the heart of the development for open, green space, public programs and sports facilities.

INABA has completed Skylight, a permanent installation for KORO Public Art Norway. The 6.6 m (22 ft) diameter, 11.5 m (38 ft) long structure hangs from the foyer of the New Concert Hall in Stavanger, Norway. It is visible from the adjacent public plaza, and surrounding neighborhood and harbor, serving as a light beacon for the complex.

Responding to the region’s extreme atmospheric conditions, Skylight emits a range of pure color light patterns that contrast and complement the blended luminous tones of the dawn and twilight Nordic sky. Conceived of as an inverted chandelier, Skylight’s light fixtures are mounted to face inward and illuminate the structure’s interior surface. Its programmable LED system is animated to change in brightness and hue, and produce distinct patterns during arrival, theater calls, intermission, departure, and after hours.

Video, images and more information on Skylight after the break.

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• Architects

  Element Arkitekter AS

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Houses

• Design Team

  Cathrine Vigander, Vidar Kutsen, Hallvard Huse, Alexander Wærste

• Consultants

  Boye og Waage & Co AS, Jan Petter Dybdahl AS and Moelven Massivtre AS

• Area

  277.0 m2

• Project Year

  2010

• Photographs

  Element Arkitekter AS

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• Architects

  Helen & Hard

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Apartments

• Client

  Breiavannet Eiendom AS

• Area

  880.0 m2

• Project Year

  2009

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• Architects

  Helen & Hard

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Houses

• Client

  Jan Fjermestad AS/Jadarhus AS

• Project Year

  2010

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• Architects

  Alliance arkitekter

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Housing

• Architect

  Alliance arkitekter AS

• Project Team

  Kristoffer Johan Gulbrandsen, Tue Kappel, Tonje Løvdahl

• Project Manager

  Harald Martin Gjøvaag

• Structural Engineering

  Procon AS

• Client

  Svithun Invest AS

• Contractor

  Genfer Construction AS

• Budget

  4,110,000 Euro

• Area

  3007.0 m2

• Project Year

  2007

• Photographs

  Stian Robberstad

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• Architects

  Jarmund/Vigsnæs AS Architects MNAL

• Location

  Stavanger, Norway

• Category

  Houses

• Primary Architects

  Einar Jarmund, Håkon Vigsnæs, Alessandra Kosberg, Hanne Bergan

• Consultants

  Walter Jacobsen

• Building Type

  Private House

• Client

  Withheld at owners request

• Area

  260.0 m2

• Project Year

  2004