Architecture Firms In Oslo Near Me

4worldlovers: SpaceGroup and ASH has won a competition to design the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance in Paphos, Cyprus.

Our concept starts with the entry garden in the existing building. This starts the sequence of inside/outside spaces. The compound idea brings the two buildings together, and does the stepping to the north to keep them in proportion to one another.

The inner courtyard is the heart of the complex, through which all the main movements in the space are branched, both between the two buildings and between the streets "ΜαρίαςΣυγκλητικής" and "ΑνδρεαΧαραλαμπίδη". Its design is based on the Mediterranean, traditional, inner courtyard, which is an integral part of the neoclassical houses of Cyprus, where in this particular case, it takes on the role of open space reception.

RUTEN is a story about making junk space beautiful, accessible, safe, skateable, fun, green, quiet, collective, and free.

An estimated 10,000 people will live in Økern within the next 12 years. Major investments in tunnels and infrastructure, combined with accessibility (regional node), political consolidation through municipal sub-plans, and programmatic diversity, will ensure tailor-made connections between existing and new local environments.

Gaustabanen is in the process of reorganizing from a military facility to a public facility, and wishes to make adjustments to accommodate this adjusted user group. Public uses now extend to the accommodation of events, parties, and festivals in addition to daily service for tourists from mid-February to mid-October. This study covers the areas connected to the top and bottom stations for the track, new supply route, parking, delivery lifts and rail transport linking the base station with the remaining lift system.

Our ambition is for the Oslo Central Station to be a celebration of travel itself, prioritizing easy orientation, logistical clarity, and efficiency rather than a shopping mall in disguise. We want to liberate and strengthen each architectural element with its dedicated functions and give them all a clear connection to the station axis

From Rådhusplassen, to Nationaltheatre, to Tjuvholmen, to Skillebekk, to Oslo fjord - all roads lead to Aker Brygge, a commercial center in Oslo for almost 25 years.

The Teze Bazaar, a 70-year old landmark in the center of Baku, is prepared for a new vision of market, public space, trading, culture, and meeting place in the city. Historically

Speaking markets have been one of the most important social catalysts in the city, a space for everyone, with a low threshold to participate. These unique cities within the city

Have an atmosphere and characteristic defined by their intensity, sounds, smells, textures and colors, and the feeling of getting lost and finding the unexpected.

Situated between new, medium-high end residential development and small scale, low income neighborhood to the west (Kubinka), Teze has been irresponsive to the change

In the community as well as culture. We are witnessing a contemporary shift in values that are challenging the typology and culture of the traditional market. A shift where an

Economy of expediency – supermarkets, fast food, big box shopping – threaten the value placed on local quality, the person-to-person exchange of goods and services, and the vital importance of social interaction.

It is the ambition of the new Teze Bazaar to revitalize and reimagine the traditional market while making space for the future meeting place of the city.

In 2012, SPACEGROUP completed the refurbishment of the Indigo Textile Factory, constructed between 1896-1899 by Norwegian architects Ove Ekman and Einar Smith.Sitting alongside the Akerselva River in Oslo, the original building had a rich history of uses but was partially destroyed in a fire in the 1980s.The area was historically referred to as ‘Ny York’ (New York) due to its explosive development in the 1860’s.Like its sister city, the area reflects a focus on art, architecture, and design.

Space Group and MVRDV are one of three teams asked to submit a masterplan for the Norwegian town of Madla-Revheim, the main development area outside of Stavanger. Commissioned to develop a model of sustainable growth that treats development principles, transportation systems, and built structures as parts of a whole, the team proposed to concentrate 4,000 housing units on the edge of the 780 acre site.This preserved the heart of the development for open, green space, public programs and athletic facilities.

OMA/SPACEGROUP winning entry proposed a central cultural complex (130.000 m2) acting as an urban organizer while accommodating the presence of the Nobel Peace Prize Center and three commercial lots set aside for future development.

The Clarion Hotel and Congress redefines the classical atrium hotel into a new, dynamic typology. Unlike the American or Asian hotel atrium with a centralized and vertical, magnificent but one-dimensional void under a glass cover, the void here is given a three-dimensional spatial quality, the result of a rotational logic to optimize the view from each room.

4worldlovers: “When designing a home, we as architects must think of both the stinging summer sun and the pale winter sun to create good use throughout the year. In many ways you can say that when you draw a good home in Norway, in reality you draw light.”