Privatbolig, Snarøya
Privatbolig, Snarøya
Lokasjon
Snarøya
Størrelse
390m²
Oppdragsgiver
Familie
År
2022
Tiden hadde løpt litt fra det som en gang var en flott villa og nye eiere ønsket en oppgradert bolig med et moderne uttrykk. Rehabiliteringen viser hvordan man med enkle arkitektoniske grep kan transformere et bygg uten å forandre formen som helhet. Huset åpnes opp mot utsikten over Snarøykilen med nye store vinduer, taket får et skarpere uttrykk med sinkplater, fasadepaneler gis nye former og farger og en utvidet, slipt betongterrasse med badebasseng og grillområde aktiviserer utomhusarealene. Innvendig oppgraderes huset med et program som møter dagens kvalitetskrav og som er tilrettelagt en aktiv familie og deres spesifikke behov og ønsker.
Eksisterende hus
(Photo: Dmitry Tkachenko)
Fasade nord
Plan 01
Plan 02
Fri Sikt: Øvre Volsdalsberga – Ålesund
Project details
Lokasjon
Ålesund
Størrelse
15.000m²
Oppdragsgiver
Ulsmo AS
År
Pågående
Project description
The Project is named «Fri Sikt» which translates to «Clear View». The area is directed towards a spectacular view of the fjord and mountains that is essensial to the design of these homes. The homes attract daylight and the buildings are optimized for sun exposure and wind shelter. The balconies are big with possiblities for furnishing in sones up to 3×3 meters. The design of the buildings give a «light» impact on the plot, while the exterior materials are solid and have great longevity. The outer areas invite to social interaction and connects the fjord landscapes tightly to the life among the buildings
Fredrikstad Cicignon Park
Prosjektdetaljer
Lokasjon
Fredrikstad
Størrelse
80.000m²
Oppdragsgiver
Nordic Group Holding
År
Under konstruksjon
Prosjektbeskrivelse
In Fredrikstads Cicignon Park, together with our client Nordic Group Holding, we have joined forces with Norway Environmental and BioScience University (NMBU) to create a new futuristic blue/green city district. The old hospital grounds also have two high rise tower blocks that are being recycled and renovated as part of the project. Production of concrete has a substantial CO2 imprint. By utilizing the existing blocks we will make good use of these already built concrete structures.
NMBU are creating for this project, systems for converting waste into energy, pool-quality water, and fertilizer for urban agriculture. This will be for the entire area with up to 1000 residential units. Each home will have has its own balcony, for both urban agricultural and amenity purposes. The balcony can be closed as a winter garden, and has a large flower box with wires for climbing plants. Fertilizer will be made available from the biogas reactor (waste).
The new city district will have its own circular economy with greenhouses, renewable energy and heating.The project is planned as a high-tech ecosystem within a circular economy and urban agriculture in an area of approximately 80,000 m2.The project is partly made possible with funds from SiEUGreen,
The EU Research project on sustainability, urban agriculture and smart cities.
Oksenøyveien 59
Prosjektdetaljer
Lokasjon
Oslo
Størrelse
350m²
Oppdragsgiver
Peter Knutzen
År
2019
Prosjektbeskrivelse
Oksenøyveien har en lett karakter med spinkel detaljering av gesimslinjer og hjørner. Huset bæres av en søylerekke med runde tresøyler som danner et svar på hovedbygningens søylestilling i 1. etasje.
Takformen har takvinkel og form som tydelig spiller sammen med sjåførboligen.
Takflatens skrånende oppløft mot nord-vest svarer på hovedbygningens skråtak over den opprinnelige garasjen.
Fasadenes vestlandspanel er behandlet med jernvitriol.
Takflatene er tekket med skifergrå zinkplater (VM Zink) med liten avstand mellom stående falser.
Naturstensmurer avgrenser uteplasser og terrengsprang.
Oslofjord Convention Center
Prosjektdetaljer
Lokasjon
Tønsberg, Norway
Størrelse
130 000m²
Oppdragsgiver
OCC / BCC
År
2020
Prosjektbeskrivelse
Oslofjord Convention Center er med sine 130.000m² et av Nord Europas største kurs- og konferansesentra. I tillegg til møterom, konferansesaler og multifunksjonsrom i alle størrelser består komplekset også av hotell og utleieleiligheter med 9000 sengeplasser og en flerbrukshall (med bl.a. klatrevegg, ishockeybane og hallområder for allidrett).
Å utforme et prosjekt i denne skalaen med et så allsidig program er en kompleks øvelse. Målsettingen har vært å skape en spennende og dynamisk destinasjon med et helhetlig, samlende grep som er inkluderende for alle aktiviteter og deltakere.
Stikkord har vært dynamiske bygg, med en tydelig arkitektur, som «reiser» seg opp av jorden og strekker seg opp og frem. Mellom husene etableres gode, parkmessige uteområder som sammen med kommunikasjonsårer binder sammen komplekset i en organisering som en egen landsby.
Tjuvholmen F3
Project details
Location
Tjuvholmen, Oslo
Size
19 300m²
Built
2009
Project description
Tjuvholmen F3:
The building varies in expression in relation to the external spaces it faces onto: towards Olav Selvaags Plass it is small scale and intimate, has a light transparent quality and is intended to appear set-back when seen against the dominant high corner building.
Towards the Oslo Fjord and the park area, we have given the building a solid and precisely formed external space to provide the residents with a little respite from city life. The building sits between the new canals which cross Tjuvholmen, Tjuvholmen Allé, Lille Stranden and The Promenade (facing on to Akershus fortress). The building is composed of three elements (see plan); building 31 (towards the north), building 32 (towards Olav Selvaags Plass), building 33 (towards the south) and building 34 (towards the southeast).
Facades:
Most importantly, we have aimed to create a group of buildings that do not appear heavy, but which respond to the fact that the buildings are surrounded with water. We therefore used glass, metal cladding and fibre cement panels, with heavy materials restricted to the bases of the buildings. In this way we aim to express the transition between Aker Brygge’s stone and brick facades and the lighter expression planned for the rest of Tjuvholmen. Where the facades open onto balconies, coloured timber louvers are used to give these sitting areas a warm quality.
Building 32 has light facades with transparent printed glass panels backed with corrugated metal cladding towards Olav Selvaags Plass and towards Akershus Fortress. House 31 and 34 have steel cladding panels which are perforated and colour coated to create a slightly varying play of light, depending upon the direction of the sunlight that falls upon them. Building 31 has a dark tone whereas building 34 is slightly lighter.
Plans:
The ground floor contains commercial space with its own entrances. There are three entrances to the residential areas, one to the office as well as a public passage which starts at the level of Olav Selvaags Plass (c+4,3) and gently rises up towards the centre of the building (c+3,4). This creates a sightline from the square, through the site and out to the fjord. Being raised in the middle also makes it light and open to walk along.
The central part of the building which the passage goes through is raised up on tall slender columns towards Olav Selvaags Plass. The passage is large and open, and the facade is for the most part transparent in order to bring light through the building from the southeast and into Olav Selvaags Plass, as well as to provide views from the square and out across the fjord and the open sky. This helps to give the square and open and airy quality.
An arcade was built along the canal. This and the deck inside of it are sunk down to c+1.6 to provide contact between the water and the building. The ground plane towards the corner of the promenade (facing Akershus Fortress) and Tjuvholmen Allé are sunk so that they meet the internal floor level. Cafes and restaurants are planned for the areas facing onto the canals and promenade. There is also an arcade on the ground and first floor along the facade that faces onto Tjuvholmen Allé, with the two lowest floors facing onto Olav Selvaags Plass and along The Promenade being slightly recessed in relation to the floors above.
Buildings 31,32 and 33 are linked together from the first floor up to the eighth floor, whereas building 34 stands alone to the southeast. Between buildings 31,32,33 and 34 the buildings form a horseshoe formed external space which is orientated towards the fjord. On the first floor of this space there is a private garden for the residents. In the upper floors, many of the apartments have a view onto this space and across the fjord.It is intended that this space will be lushly planted, with vegetation climbing up the walls within this space.
The first floor contains a large shared foyer for residents, with direct access onto the private communal garden. The foyer contains shared facilities such as a function room, lounge with fireplace, meeting room, gymnasium, kitchen and dining area and service functions. Two of the buildings main stair and lift cores are accessed from this area.
The main entrance to the residences in buildings 31, 32 and 33 is from Olav Selvaags Plass, via a stair from the public passage up to the garden from which the foyer is entered. Building 34 is entered through a foyer on The Promenade. The first floor consists primarily of offices and apartments.
The second to ninth floors contain apartments. The horse shaped external space facing onto the fjord has a distinct formal divide at the fifth floor level, being formed with curved balconies up to the fifth floor, and then with more rectilinear facade treatment thereafter, from the fifth to the eight floor.
To allow light in down to Olav Selvaags Plass the middle section of the building is set back above the sixth floor and the top floor in this area comprises of a free-standing glass cube. These contain duplex-apartments. Building 31, nearest to Aker Brygge rises up to 8 storeys with a slightly set back communal space with a roof terrace on the eight floor. Building 33 rises up to 9 storeys, but building 34 stops at 8 storeys.
In addition to the shared roof terrace, there are a number of private roof gardens located on levels 8 and 9.
The total floor area is approx:19 300 m²
Tjuvholmen F1 South
Project details
Location
Tjuvholmen, Oslo
Size
9 200m²
Built
2010
Project description
Neighborhoods.
Tjuvholmen zone 1 south is a quarter composed of an angular L-shaped building and the oval-shaped building, which is located facing the sea.
Form.
The oval-shaped building is designed with a total of 11 floors where the two lower floors are withdrawn. The building’s proportions, its height and width ratio, adapt to its exposed location.
Round concrete pillars outside the climatized volume of plans 1 and 2 carry the entire residential rotunda from levels 3 to 11 and the main form cantilevers in this direction out over the water and part of the boardwalk. Plan 11 is withdrawn and given an orthogonal geometry which concludes the building’s form against the sky.
The building’s design gives a wide view towards the sea and the sky from all areas. The clear shape helps to give the building identity-creating a signature for Tjuvholmen from a distance.
Features.
Al fresco dining on plan 1, office on the 2nd floor, and levels 3 and above is comprised of 92 apartments of varying sizes. The area between the two buildings in this quarter is accessible from Tjuvholmen Allé through a slit in the L-shaped building as well as along the jetty and the quay. This helps mingling between the buildings where outdoor serving is arranged and the adventure of wandering along the water’s edge.
Tjuvholmen
Project details
Location
Oslo, Norway
Size
83.000m²
Client
Tjuvholmen KS
Recognition
1. Prize invited arch. competition
Built
Masterplan Design 2005
Project description
When your’e designing buildings on reclaimed land in a harbour you aren’t restricted by the city’s street grid. When laying down the streets and plazas at Tjuvholmen the focus was on sunlight, views and the element of surprise. This new city district has been given maximum shoreline exposure to the Oslofjord with two kilometres of differentiated paths along the quays. The canal, the fjord surface at Filipstad and the beach zone by the park can be perceived as water spaces. A hierarchy of streets and pathways has been created, ranging from avenues to narrow alleys. The spaces created have been carefully matched in order not to be oversized or barren. The buildings have been given moderate heights, allowing the city’s natural hilly landscape to retain its dominant role.
Projects: F1 north: offices, restaurant, shops 15,000 m² 2009, F3: Residential, offices, shops, 19,300 m² 2009, F1 south: Residential, offices, restaurant, 9,200 m², 2010
Skorpa
Project details
Location
Skorpa, Kristiansund
Size
24.000m²
Recognition
1. prize architectural competition 2007
Built
Under development
Project description
Building type: Residential
Size: 24 000m²
Awards: 1. Prize arch. competition 2007
The island Skorpa is almost wholly undeveloped and its natural splendour is unmarred on the side facing the open sea. The building development delineates clearly between the virgin ocean side and the building zone on the inside, which faces the city of Kristiansund. The development will consist of clusters of houses, community “flotillas” in the unspoiled landscape. All technical encroachments are limited to each neighbourhood development in which the buildings are tightly grouped to shelter central courtyards of various designs. Residents need to drive right up to their front doors in a harsh climate like this. The houses are low-built and robust in character. The approach to the development would be made like a park drive that would give the general public better access to this charming island. A sports ground and a small commercial centre would be snugly fit between the knolls furthest out on the North East.
Oxenøen
Project details
Location
Fornebu, Bærum
Size
17 000m²
Built
2010 –
Project description
The two soft-shaped building forms stretch out side by side in the beautiful view of the long hill formations.
A public park-like area between the buildings open to the Holtekilen pond in the northwest and toward the wide, open park area in the southwest, so that the different landscape types are combined.
The building mass are designed with varying steps in height while providing an optimization of the sight lines and sun for the apartments in both houses.
The overall structure of the plan is a relatively modest 3-span in two different sizes, with a simple concrete structure and lightweight walls that follow the soft shapes of the buildings.
