A small cabin located in a steep and rough site at Rones in Norway towards the fjord. The concrete construction combined with wooden beams create a sheltering atmosphere within the free and open nature. Details incorporated in the covering of the building are made of untreated copper, which darken over time. The furnishing of the […]
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Karen Blixens Plads | COBE
Further contribution to the worlds bicycle city – Copenhagen. The Karen Blixens Plads in front of the Copenhagen University now provides parking for over 2000 bicycles, solving the Institutions space problem in front of the main entrance. Green areas and small bicycle hills create an urban space in the spirit of a green environment. Architect: […]
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A restaurant half-sunken into the icy water of Norway creates a fusion between water and land. The “eye” of the building is a panoramic window at the seabed that reveals the mysteries and secrets of the ocean. The restaurant features space for up to 40 guests offering high-quality, local cuisine with emphasis on sustainable wildlife […]
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Project Ö Cabin | Aleksi Hautamaki & Milla Selkimaki
Self-sufficient cabinets on a five-acre island designed to provide guests with all necessary things in a compact and functional way. The Finnish designers Aleksi Hautamäki and Milla Selkimaki bought the island with the idea to deliver an experience and pay tribute to the “traditional Finnish Archipelago aesthetics “. The cabins include not only a living […]
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Camp Adventure Observation Tower | EFFEKT
A new way to experience Denmark’s nature through a 360° landscape view. Camp adventure features a 45-meter-high forest tower made out of corten steel. The material used translates the forest surrounding through the naturally given reddish-brown color. The cylinder form of the tower at the same time minimizes the center and maximizes the top on […]
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Bergen Airport | Nordic Office of Architecture
A landscape of deep fjords and high mountains attracting large numbers of visitors. Bergen’s scenery raises interest in many people over the world, making the Bergen Airport the second busiest airport in Norway. The airport finished its first upgrade in 2017, consisting of a new passanger terminal and an improved taxiway system, reaching now a […]
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