A new sustainable district in Oslo with houses, workplaces, a kilometre-long harbour promenade, bathing spots, and free areas.
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Powerhouse Pilaris is a building being planned according to the Powerhouse Paris Proof standards, which are based on the 1.5-degree target specified in the Paris Climate Accords. Energy efficiency, material resources, and circular economics are entirely essential in order to achieve the project’s CO2 targets. Powerhouse Pilar is a candidate project in FutureBuilt.
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A rundown community building has been upgraded focusing on social sustainability and reuse.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Føniks is an ambitious reuse project in the city of Bergen. The aim is to explore the potential for large-scale reuse and to investigate how close to 100 per cent reuse can feasibly be achieved.
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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.
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