Oslofjord – Hotell lobby
Prosjektdetaljer
Lokasjon
Stokke
Størrelse
1600m²
Oppdragsgiver
OCC
År
2020
Prosjektbeskrivelse
Konferansehotellet ligger i ett vakker landskap. Landskapet er ytterligere formgitt av NIELSTORP+ arkitekter. Landskapet terrasserer seg ned fra hotellets hage, gjennom restaurant og foaje til hovedinngangen. Vannet følger landskapet, fra eksteriør til interiør, og samles i det store vannspeilet ute ved hovedinngangen. Organiske former og planter danner grønne oaser i interiøret, lek med trespiler i store kokonger, bølgende benker og skjermende vegger gir et rikt spill av varmt tre og lys og skygge. Taket med overlys som spenner over restauranten gir rikelig med dagslys ned i restauranten og sammen med de store glassfasadene åpner de opp rommet mot landskapet.
Hotellresepsjon med back-office ligger synlig plassert i foajeområdet. Skranken har fått ett ekspressivt formuttrykk med fasetterte flater i ask-finer, samme formutrykk gjentas i lobbybar, her utført med mørk sortbeiset ask.
Serveringstorget for restauranten ligger skjermet bak en trespilevegg. Overflatene i serveringstorget er lyse og lette, ask og hvit marmor. Møblering i restaurant har soner med langbord, små kafebord og runde 6-8 grupper i kokongene. Dette gir en fleksibilitet for gjestene, og variasjon for frokost, lunsj og middag servering. Materialer og farger er holdt i et lett og lyst “nordisk” uttrykk, tett på natur. Ask og eik, lyst treverk i møbler med innslag av grønn beis, sorte understell på bord og tekstiler fra grønt til rødlige toner.
Lobbybaren har et mørkere og lunere uttrykk med sortbeiset ask, tekstil polstret vegger i sittenisje og mørkeblå vegger. Lobbybaren fungere både som frokostbar og kveldsbar og har store glassflater ut til terrassen og landskapet.
Rødbanken city-block
Project details
Location
Tromsø Norway
Size
8.900m²
Client
Sparebank 1 Nord-Norge
Built
2015
Project description
Rødbanken quarter is a city block in Tromsø, Norway. It is situated in the old town at the intersection of two main streets and next to the cathedral park.
The two refurbished older monumental buildings and the new structure join to surround a glass-covered atrium. The new building is designed to complement the old ones, using similar materials, colors, and scale.
The facades are illuminated to give the building presence in the dark winter months when there is no daylight in artic Tromsø.
The internal atium is designed as an italian piazza which is open to the public on the ground floor. Cafes, event-spaces, artworks and planting surround the cobblestone floor.
The internal space is connected to the surroundig streets and park with passageways in all directions.
The internal facades facing the central courtyard/atrium is designed to show and expose the different buildings from three different centuries.
The buildings prime use is to house the offices of Sparebank1 Nord-Norge, but by opening up of the different spaces to the public, it becomes more than just a building for banking. The building is used for different types og arragement and services which the bank offers back as non-profit.
FLOW COWORKING
Project details
Location
Tromsø, Norway
Size
Client
Flow Coworking Norway/Pellerin AS
Built
2018
Project description
FLOW Coworking is a coworking office space for several different businesses meant to create synergy between them. The building in Strandgata 9 in Tromsø was originally an industrial building from ca.1968, that was gradually transformed to offices in the 90-s.
Our brief was to upgrade the interiors to a modern coworking solution.
There are several individual offices with communal meeting rooms, activity based zones for informal gatherings – and an area for events and presentations. There’s a bar and coffeshop with surrounding touchdown working spaces. The bar area is also available for events after working hours.
The design of the room springs out from the event and bar area with muted lighting and darker wall colors. The room is divided into three zones; an entrance with a green lounge area, the event area with a bar and scattered seating areas in warm orange tones, and the workstations overlooking the quay outside in different blue colors
Optiker Jacobsen
Project details
Location
Tromsø, Norway
Size
Client
Optiker Jacobsen
Built
2018
Project description
The opticians Jacobsen wanted a unique store to signalize good craftsmanship and modern design.
We visualized the shop interiors as a display of jewels to attract customers With wall-to-ceiling windows from the street levels.
White pigmented wood is the main backdrop for the spectacles, showing them off clearly against the light materials.
Several distinct details in the shelves and the shop counter creates a unique design. The lighting is specifically used as an effect to catch the eye when it’s dark outside, and to underline the warm glow of the wood features. This is particularily relevant in Tromsø, as it’s dark 24/7 several months a year.
Visjon Sandsli – Statoil
Project details
Location
Bergen, Norway
Size
80 000m²
Client
Statoil
Built
2014
Project description
The extensive, park-like building interior, with a diverging treatment of green surfaces for pauses, relaxation, meetings and festivities forms the centre of the building. The driveway and footpath have been laid out as stretches of park nestled between rows of trees. The main communication axis has been applied clearly and steadily as a brush stroke, diagonally through the facilities, the line from the entrance is picked up by the bridge span toward the west.
This is where the construction has its secondary access. The common areas, the visitors’ centre, the meeting rooms, coffee bar and cafeteria, are gathered in a new building with an enticing pavilion look and they are in close contact with the surrounding building interiors. The sheltered, enclosed pedestrian axes to the three groups of buildings stand out clearly in relation to the main axis. Buildings R, S, and T are directly connected to related functions in the existing N-Building with a large common hall. Reflections about a 24-metre wide building body: The office interior is unusually wide. Shouldn’t the ceiling be closer to six metres high? Perhaps the floor should have been given several levels, in small leaps?
The façade windows are vertical and stretch up above the level of the ceiling. For flexibility of utility the office level should be as cohesive as possible, thus making the interior extensive, wide and long.
Torgallmenningen Hotel
Project details
Location
Bergen, Norway
Size
1 600 m²
Built
2014
Project description
Project details
Location
Bergen, Norway
Size
1 600 m²
Client
Recognition
Built
2014
Project description
Ørnen Hotel
Project details
Location
Bergen, Norway
Size
17 642m²
Client
OBOS / Veidekke
Built
2014
Project description
Located in Bergen close to the central rail station, the new 365 bed hotel is conceived as a lofty and prominent landmark on one of the main entrance roads into the city centre.
Influenced by the planning regulations which stipulate differing maximum building heights across the site, the building plays on this and acts as a mediator between the heights of the various surrounding buildings addressing the ‘towering’ neighbour to the south and stepping down to address the large elongated multi-storey car park to the east and the remaining traditional five and six storey buildings which characterise this area of Bergen.
The southern block with its high facade is articulated with a play on the vertical tension from floor to floor, and this contrasts with horizontal emphasis and layering of the facades to the side wings which are lower in height.
The materials are simple and consistent. The main cladding is to be a sheet material that can be bowed and shaped in such a way that relatively deep facade reliefs can be achieved whilst minimising the flashings and edge reveals.
The main cladding is to be white, reflecting a typical renovated Bergen Facade. At night the white faced panels will pick up colour from the internal lighting contributing a contrast of colour compared to the clean white of the facade during the day.
Oslo Børs (Oslo Stock Exchange)
Project details
Location
Oslo, Norway
Size
2.000m²
Built
2000
Project description
Oslo Stock Exchange was built in 1826-28. The building was originally built in a strict, dorian, empire style. In 1910, the building was extended in two parts towards the south of the original building. , Oslo Stock Exchange has had an enormous growth, and the amount of employees has increased from about 40 to about 100 persons. The Stock Exchange building needed to increase in size to accomodate the increased number of staff
Oslo Stock Exchange requested architect Niels Torp to generate ideas on how this unique property could accomodate the whole organisation and still keep its existing character, whilst at the same time creating a modern, beautiful and efficient interior.
The number of working places has increased enormously, the internal communication environmental conditions of the offices have been more satisfactory.
The intention of linking the interior spaces togeher has been achieved by establishing void spaces and balconies in the corners of the open workspaces over two storeys.
Mosseporten
Project details
Location
Moss, Norway
Size
20.000m²
Client
Steen & Strøm
Built
2008
Project description
ICA Sinsen
Project details
Location
Oslo, Norway
Project description
Interior renewal
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