Oslo Residential Complex The project has been developed on a very site-specific approach. It has elaborated solutions, that primarily refer to the historical context of the neighborhood of ...
Sørenga Block 6 The Sørenga quay was until recently a container port in the eastern harbor of Oslo, near the medieval town. The redevelopment of Sørenga is part of the city’s major plans of ...
Deichman Library The international architecture competition to design Oslo’s new main library was won by Lund Hagem and Atelier Oslo architects in 2009. The librarians wanted a house that would ...
Økern Portal Økern is rapidly transforming from an urban wasteland into a regional hub of high-end transport links, local centers, and modern housing developments. Emerging neighborhoods demand a ...
DNB House is part of the mixed-use development of Bjørvika, a former harbor area and highway intersection that expands Oslo city center. Dark teamed with MVRDV and A-Lab and won the international ...
Designed by Haugen/Zohar Arkitekter, this tiny minimalist building represents the simple beauty of Scandinavian designs. Regarded as the newest Norway Landmark, the building known as Uredd Rest area ...
The Restaurant ‘Onda by Pal & Ness’ is the result of an open international architectural competition for a restaurant building on the Tingvalla pier at Aker Brygge, Oslo. The winning proposal by ...
Grorudparken (Grorud Park) is one of four new neighbourhood parks in Groruddalen. The park introduces facilities for athletics, play, recreation, youth programmes, social interaction, and cultural ...
Oslo International School is a private school with about 500 children from more than 50 different nations, divided into kindergarten, reception, primary and secondary school. The school is based on a ...
Oslo Opera House: Snøhetta’s prize-winning design, was characterized by the jury as having strongly identifiable themes that tie the building to its culture and place and also presenting an unusual ...
The Norwegian government is revamping its headquarters in Central Oslo after it was attacked and damaged in 2011. The largest and most expensive project in the history of Norway is an equally grand ...
Munch Museum was finally given the go-ahead by Oslo's city council
