Lilleakerbyen, today defined by carparks, a shopping centre and offices, will be transformed into a vibrant and green district with car-free streets. The district is located a stone's throw from Lysaker, Norway's third largest public transport hub, and will be developed with cultural functions, shops, activities and public meeting places.
Apartments and maritime kindergarten by the waterfront in Nøstet in the city of Bergen. The project aims to reuse 70 per cent of materials from the former TV2 headquarters.
Mindemyren multipurpose building will include a school, a volunteer center, sports facilities and housing. The project is designed to facilitate shared use and will be accessible to neighbours and organizations day and night.
Laerdal Medical’s headquarters on Tanke Svilands gate in Stavanger is set to be upgraded into a modern and attractive workplace for approximately 450 employees.
TradLab TRE is a new building at Norsk Folkemuseum, Norway’s largest museum of cultural history. The project has been designed with a focus on traditional construction methods, natural materials, reuse, and a low carbon footprint. TradLab TRE will be a hub for teaching and showcasing traditional craftsmanship to schools and museum visitors.
Christian Krohgs Gate 2 is set to become a prime example that the future of construction is already here. The project emphasizes social sustainability and preservation, combined with reuse and design for circularity.
A rundown community building has been upgraded focusing on social sustainability and reuse.
An office building from the 1980s where new circular business models are being tested.
