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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Løren Metro Station in Oslo, Norway by Arne Henriksen Arkitekter and MDH Arkitekter

 
March 28th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: MDH Arkitekter 

The neighbourhood of Løren, a former industrial area and military camp, has in recent years emerged as a new, attractive residential district.  As a further development of the area a new metro station was planned.

The station is located 27 meters underground and accessed by stairs, escalators or lifts from the two entrances.

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

  • Architects: Arne Henriksen Arkitekter and MDH Arkitekter
  • Project: Løren Metro Station
  • Location: Oslo, Norway
  • Photography: Ivan Brodey and Jimmy Linus
  • Software used: Revit
  • Team: Arne Henriksen, Helge Lunder, Dagfinn Sagen, Line Gudbrandsen, Magnar Westby, Christin Johannessen, Minna Riska
  • Client: Sporveien Oslo AS
  • Landscape: Grindaker Landskapsarkitekter
  • Consultant team: Aas Jacobsen AS, Ingenia AS, Electronova AS
  • Gross Built Area: 5800 m2
  • Completion Year:  2016

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

The main vestibule comprises a closed, technical part made in concrete, and a public part made in steel and glass. Large steel girders in the ceiling make the room open and column-free, and the many skylights open up for changing light conditions through the day. Three different escalators with interconnected passages provide for a varied spatial sequence on the way down to the platform. The station hall is a mountain tunnel with a middle platform and a natural vaulted shape.

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Jimmy Linus

The extensive technical installations have been a contributing factor to the architectonical concept, exposing it rather than attempting to hide it. This gives the station a robust and a industrial atmosphere; A giant machine in steel and concrete bringing people up and down into the metro system.

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Ivan Brodey

Image Courtesy © Arne Henriksen Arkitekter and MDH Arkitekter

Image Courtesy © Arne Henriksen Arkitekter and MDH Arkitekter

Image Courtesy © Arne Henriksen Arkitekter and MDH Arkitekter

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Categories: Metro Station, Revit




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