ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Porsgrunn’Powerhouse Telemark in Porsgrunn, Norway by SnøhettaFriday, December 4th, 2020Article source: Snøhetta The energy sector and building industry account for over 40% of global industry’s heat-trapping emissions combined. As the world’s population and the severity of the climate crisis continue to grow, precipitating global disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic, architects are challenged to work across industries to build more responsibly.  Image Courtesy © Ivar Kvaal
Delta Porsgrunn in Norway by mmw architectsWednesday, April 17th, 2019Article source: mmw architects Delta Porsgrunn is a top modern, environmentally-friendly office building on 5000 square meter. The office complex facilitates a coherent environment for reseaching, public administration and private business within the pedagogical and technological fields. The deisgn of the house is a clear signal to the users and the audience about Kjølnes ambitions as a regional meeting place for research and industry. An architecture that does not consume more than it returns – a low- energy building that shapes sustainability – and at the same time an aesthetic boldness for the campus area in Porsgrunn.  Image Courtesy © Dag Frogner
New Maritime Museum and Exploratorium in Porsgrunn, Norway by COBE & TRANSFORM ARCHITECTSThursday, January 16th, 2014Article source: COBE & TRANSFORM ARCHITECTS Porsgrunn Maritime Museum and Exploratorium is situated in the Norwegian town of Porsgrunn, 100 km south west of Oslo. The new museum will tell the story of the town’s dock yard industry and its maritime history, which has employed thousands of people from the whole region. In addition, the attractive location of the museum right on the riverside opens up an important process for the city concerning the future extensive urban renewal of the entire Porsgrunn Harbor area.  Image Courtesy © Adam Mørk
Gjennomsikten in Porsgrunn, Norway by KOLLABORATORIETTuesday, December 24th, 2013Article source: KOLLABORATORIET The pavilion, made entirely of timber, has been given the name “Gjennomsikten” (“to see through”) due to its transparent character. The varying dimensions of the materials and the viewers position creates varying degrees of transparency and experience of mass. Standing 5 meters tall with the viewing platform giving an overview of the river: allowing one to see both up towards Skien and down towards Porsgrunn. Inside there is a smaller interior space offering a view of the river drifting past and the public beach across the once polluted Porsgrunn’s-river.  Image Courtesy © Feileacán McCormick
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