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Tjuvholmen Housing 81-82
Tjuvholmen Housing 81-82
Oslo, Norway
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Tjuvholmen Housing 81-82
Oslo, Norway
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
Tjuvholmen is a new, modern and vibrant quarter of Oslo in the immediate vicinity of Oslo fjord. The two housings have a unique location at the edge of Tjuvholmen with a magnificent view over the fjord.
The design and layout is generated in an effort to provide all apartments as good a contact to the unique fjord landscape as possible. Thus, all façade openings, balconies and split-levels are adapted in relation to solar orientation and the surrounding buildings.
The main motive of the design is the facades pointed shape that creates a rhythm in the facade and opens the apartments facing the fjord and the view.
Housing 81 is designed with a residential common area and a smaller commercial area at ground level. Housing 82 is designed with a fitness/spa in the basement and on the ground level.
The plinth facade is made with an oblong thin slate in a gray-blue tone. Facades from level 2 to 9 are rendered with an almost chalk-white façade plaster.
Window profiles appear white inwards and dark black-grey outwards. In connection with the large window cut outs in the façade, cassettes of perforated and pre-patinated bronze have been made which together with the window sills and drip edges are framing the window holes.
The design and layout is generated in an effort to provide all apartments as good a contact to the unique fjord landscape as possible. Thus, all façade openings, balconies and split-levels are adapted in relation to solar orientation and the surrounding buildings.
The main motive of the design is the facades pointed shape that creates a rhythm in the facade and opens the apartments facing the fjord and the view.
Housing 81 is designed with a residential common area and a smaller commercial area at ground level. Housing 82 is designed with a fitness/spa in the basement and on the ground level.
The plinth facade is made with an oblong thin slate in a gray-blue tone. Facades from level 2 to 9 are rendered with an almost chalk-white façade plaster.
Window profiles appear white inwards and dark black-grey outwards. In connection with the large window cut outs in the façade, cassettes of perforated and pre-patinated bronze have been made which together with the window sills and drip edges are framing the window holes.
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