In 1999, the National Assembly of Norway decided that the new Opera House was to be constructed on the Bjørvika peninsula, on the shores of Oslo’s fjord. The new construction was a first step in the development plan for this formerly industrial water
The privileged site where the museum sits shaped the project from its early stages of design, devised as a vantage lookout point over the North Sea. With a strict geometry, the 500-square-meter concrete tube-like building functions as a huge beam tha
With its shores occupied by all sorts of sheds and factories, the river Aker has been at the same time witness and also the driving force behind the industrial development that has taken place in Oslo from the 18th century. Since these constructions
On a hill crowned by large pine trees – in a district south of Oslo – a new church, following the Scandinavian tradition, avidly pursues light and proximity with nature. A plot of approximately 2.000 square meters allowed to situate the different par
En los últimos años nuevas industrias han comenzado a reemplazar las tradicionales formas de trabajo que habían venido desarrollándose en las pequeñas comunidades rurales noruegas. En los pueblos costeros, el sector servicios con actividades subvenci
