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Kilden: Since the opening in 2012, the Kilden theater and concert hall in Kristiansand has delighted both residents and visitors with great cultural experiences. Kilden is the largest cultural building erected in Sørlandet, and is home to Kilden Teater, Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra and Kilden Opera. There is also a culture house operation in Kilden with concerts by national and international artists.
The art silo: An award-winning grain silo in Kristiansand, built by some of Norway's most renowned architects, will now be a signal building for Nordic modernist art. Kunstsilo opens in the autumn of 2022.
The silo in Kristiansand, which has long since been emptied of grain and taken out of service, was built by Christiansands Møller in the mid-1930s.
The canal town: Silokaia on Odderøya in Kristiansand is transformed from an industrial quay area into an urban and future-oriented district. Fully developed, Kanalbyen will accommodate about 700 homes.
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Kilden: Kilden teater og konserthus i Kristiansand har siden åpningen i 2012 gledet både fastboende og tilreisende med flotte kulturopplevelser. Kilden er det største kulturbygget som er reist på Sørlandet, og er hjemmebane til Kilden Teater, Kristiansand Symfoniorkester og Kilden Opera. Det er også kulturhusdrift i Kilden med konserter av nasjonale og internasjonale artister.
Kunstsiloen: En prisbelønt kornsilo i Kristiansand, bygget av noen av Norges mest anerkjente arkitekter, blir nå et signalbygg for nordisk modernistisk kunst. Kunstsilo åpner høsten 2022.
Siloen i Kristiansand, som for lengst er tømt for korn og tatt ut av tjeneste, ble reist av Christiansands Møller på midten av 1930-tallet.
Kanalbyen: Silokaia på Odderøya i Kristiansand transformeres fra et industrielt kaiområde til en urban og fremtidsrettet bydel. Fullt utbygd vil Kanalbyen romme ca 700 boliger.
teglværkshavnen housing, copenhagen denmark, 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
its back to work after paternity leave.
winter building site of an almost completed housing project in copenhagen's south habour.
north facades.
the mountain: housing, parking, and office space, ørestaden, copenhagen 2005-2008.
architects: project begun by PLOT, completed by jds architects and BIG.
concrete ramps and columns of the parking house interior. piranesian to say the least.
the diagonal elevator, known from archigram and others, is a copenhagen first.
teglværkshavnen housing, copenhagen denmark, 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
escape stair on north facade of housing block put together from the cheapest profiles in the catalogue.
the mountain: housing, parking, and office space, ørestaden, copenhagen 2005-2008.
architects: project begun by PLOT, completed by jds architects and BIG.
the office space which tops the whole thing where the floor plates are too small for parking cars. the triple height space overlooks copenhagen and southwest sweden. it is accessed by a diagonal glass elevator running all the way through the parking area.
2012; Norway, Oslo. Evening on Etterstad.
Utsikt mot Etterstadgata og Vålerenga kirke (kun spiret).
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
2012, Norway; Reflections of colorful houses in a puddle on Kampen in Oslo. The wind makes smal ripples on the surface of the shallow water.
Fargerike trehus i Kampen hageby speiler seg i en sølepytt. Det blåser og små krusninger i vannet gjør speilingen uskarp.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
2012, Norway; The tower of Kampen church and Bastian Gallery making reflections at the roof of a parked car in Bøgata.
Galleri Bastian og tårnet på Kampen kirke speiler seg i taket på en bil som er parkert i Bøgata på Kampen.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
2012, Croatia: Laundry on washinglines blowing in the Wind in the istrian city of Rovinj.
Grad Rovinj - Città di Rovigno.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
2012, Norway; The old buildings in Skedsmogata on Kampen reflected in the fasade of a new steel and glass building - Oslo.
Skedsmogata med bolighus, fabrikkbygning og Kampen skole speiler seg i den moderne glassfasaden til en ny boligblokk underoppføring.
Bydel gamle oslo
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
2012, Norway; A factory pipe and old wooden houses in Ullensakergata - Kampen, Oslo.
Fabrikkpipe og gammel trehusbebyggelse i Ullensakergata på Kampen -
bydel gamle Oslo.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
Place: Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Chinese name: 华泰宝利格 (huátài bǎolìgé)
Year of launch: 2010
Hawtai, formerly romanized as Huatai, was founded in 2011 by the Chinese entrepreneur Zhang Xiugen. Like JAC (Jianghuai), Hawtai started as a partner of Hyundai and initially manufactured the Hyundai-branded SUVs Santa Fe and Terracan from 2003, which were also sold under its own name from 2004. Hawtai planned to buy manufacturing rights of the Saab 9-3 from Spyker Cars in 2011, but the deal fell through. Hawtai launched its first indigenous developed car in 2010, the B11 sedan (later renamed Lusheng E90). Later models include the Baolige B35 (based on the old Santa Fe that's trying to look like the first generation Porsche Cayenne), the smaller Hawtai B21 sedan (originally launched in 2010, later renamed Lusheng E70/E80, now Lusheng WS55). The new Shengdafei (the Chinese name for the old Santa Fe) was launched in 2014. It comes with a 1.5T petrol and 2.0 diesel engine.
The Hawtai B35 was launched in 2010 and went into production as Hawtai Boliger (Baolige). It is an SUV based on the first generation Hyundai Santa Fe which draws inspiration from the first generation Porsche Cayenne.
2012, Norway; Streetview of Bøgata in Kampen - Bastian Gallery and Kampen church.
Bøgata på Kampen med Galleri Bastian og Kampen kirke. Bydel Gamle Oslo.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
The Lighthouse residences (Danish: Fyrtårnet boliger) with terraces both in the facade and on the roof.
Built: 2007. Architects: Lundgaard & Tranberg.
2012, Norway; A beautifully ornamented window in Kampengata on Kampen in Oslo.
Vakkert ornamentert vindu i gammel erverdig bygård på Kampen i Oslo.
Photo: Heidi Voss-Nilsen
2012; An old Volswagen (beetle) parked on Kampen in Oslo.
Grønn folkevogn (boble) på Kampen i Oslo.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
teglværkshavnen housing, copenhagen denmark, 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
winter building site.
people are moving in to the first completed buildings. the project is 50% subsidized or social housing and 50% private ownership.
you are looking at part of the social housing.
Place: Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Chinese name: 华泰宝利格 (huátài bǎolìgé)
Year of launch: 2010
Hawtai, formerly romanized as Huatai, was founded in 2011 by the Chinese entrepreneur Zhang Xiugen. Like JAC (Jianghuai), Hawtai started as a partner of Hyundai and initially manufactured the Hyundai-branded SUVs Santa Fe and Terracan from 2003, which were also sold under its own name from 2004. Hawtai planned to buy manufacturing rights of the Saab 9-3 from Spyker Cars in 2011, but the deal fell through. Hawtai launched its first indigenous developed car in 2010, the B11 sedan (later renamed Lusheng E90). Later models include the Baolige B35 (based on the old Santa Fe that's trying to look like the first generation Porsche Cayenne), the smaller Hawtai B21 sedan (originally launched in 2010, later renamed Lusheng E70/E80, now Lusheng WS55). The new Shengdafei (the Chinese name for the old Santa Fe) was launched in 2014. It comes with a 1.5T petrol and 2.0 diesel engine.
The Hawtai B35 was launched in 2010 and went into production as Hawtai Boliger (Baolige). It is an SUV based on the first generation Hyundai Santa Fe which draws inspiration from the first generation Porsche Cayenne.
metropolis tower, 44 flats, copenhagen, 2004-2008.
architects: future systems, london + kasper danielsen arkitekter, copenhagen.
construction site visit.
future systems have designed a housing block for a small peninsula in the copenhagen south harbour. it is speculative housing for a private client and the project is marketed as luxury flats, the most obvious luxury being the stunning views of the city, the water, and the west coast of sweden.
the house is called a tower but copenhagen has a fear of heights and we are really looking at a solitary housing block. it seems that a primary concern of future systems has been to model the block which is wider than it is high so that it would appear slender and tower-like from certain vantage points, namely arriving at the site (as seen above) and looking towards the house from the city.
so far, so successful. pretty girl in a blue prefab dress. but surprisingly there is no connection between the exterior shape and the interior. in fact, the flats are largely rectilinear and the balconies simply fill the gap to the curvaceous facade.
there are no signs of future systems within. the plans are typical of Danish housing, albeit somewhat compromised by the complex exterior geometry, they halfheartedly conform to. details everywhere are from catalogues; you saw the stairs below. we use those in social housing.
nothing wrong with catalogues, I suppose, modern architecture is a collage of products as opposed to an assemblage of materials. but the fact that the inside is so completely divorced from the outside makes this a building without integrity and not an example to be followed.
deeply sceptical of the current fascination with form, I believe that almost anything worth achieving in architecture can be done with a box, but the "almost" in that claim is important. the sculptural part of future systems' project has real qualities but they don't follow through.
as such, the project proves itself to be part of the noisy, nouveau riche event culture of the property boom - it is pop art without the art.
and as such, it is unlikely to have any followers. the recent collapse of the copenhagen housing market will see to that.
still, standing on the roof, surrounded by water and a 360 degrees view of copenhagen and its suburbs was a thrill, no less.
other future systems photos on flickr:
www.flickr.com/photos/iqbalaalam/2266658498/in/set-721576...
www.flickr.com/photos/iqbalaalam/2273272233/in/set-721576...
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A few meters to the right Preikestolen can be seen over the edge, I shot this photograph there.
In the background (on the right) are the mountains around Lysefjorden.
Whenever I see myrull (eriophorum) I have to think of the Norwegian poet Hans Børli, he wrote one of the finest, and most moving, poems I know. Here it is (in Norwegian!):
Myrulla på Lomtjennmyrene
Skulle jeg, mot formodning,
bli salig
og komme i de saliges boliger,
da skal jeg si til erkeengelen:
- Jeg har sett noe
som var hvitere enn vingene dine, Gabriel!
Jeg har sett myrulla blømme
på Lomtjennmyrene
heime på jorda.
(Hans Børli)
2013, Norway; Etterstadgata in Oslo has charming old wooden houses and white picket fences.
Vinterdag på Vålerenga - etterstadgata
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
mountain dwellings: housing, parking and office space, ørestad, copenhagen 2005-2008.
architects: project begun by PLOT, completed by jds architects and BIG.
I am somewhat ambivalent towards parkour and the whole adults refusing to grow up thing, but when these trailers to Kaspar Astrup Schröder's film, our playground, about the parkour group team jiyo manage to show copenhagen and not least bjarke ingel's mountain dwellings project in ørestad from new and sympathetic angles, no further justification is needed.
shorter: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoU6ee5jz4A
longer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQUAG59oYVA&NR=1
stitch of three. not the cleanest photo but enough fun to make it here :)
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other BIG projects.
teglværkshavnen harbour housing, copenhagen, denmark 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
the architecture scene in copenhagen is a bloodbath these days, people being fired by the dozens and the first offices bankrupted by the crisis. and all I have to offer are more photos of buildings...bear with me. this, again, is the recently completed habour housing project by vandkunsten, the company I work for.
I put together the following text for john hill's archidose site which also features the professional photos of the project by adam mørk and a few drawings, check it out.
the project consists of 118 flats, half of them social housing and half of them private, and a communal house placed out in the copenhagen harbour.
it is result of a 2003 competition which had an unusual brief, partly in the 50/50 social housing-private ownership mix but not least in the fact that the copenhagen harbour authorities had donated an area of water for the competition as they wanted a model project to boost development of this part of the habour.
the idea was that the money saved from not having to buy land could instead pay for a large landfill that would accommodate buildings and cars. our proposal was to forget the landfill and to build an artificial island in the form of a one-story parking house to get rid of the cars that plague the spaces between our houses and to get closer to the water.
the sea-view has become an obsession in real estate but maybe looking at the sea is the least interesting and certainly the most passive way to enjoy living near water. our claim was that the spaces between our houses and the wooden decks around the parking island would encourage swimming, fishing, kayaking - and the great thing was that when the first residents moved in this spring, we saw people fishing from their balconies, swimming, even partying on a floating platform...
building on the water was a challenge, but once the island was established, the plan helped organize things: the floor of the parking house was dimensioned for a single, large tower crane on tracks and the houses were built one by one as the crane moved from one end of the island to the other.
the buildings are quite narrow and all flats receive daylight from two or three sides. windows span from floor to ceiling and are for the most part placed next to partition walls to reflect the at times limited nordic light into the rooms - and to make the most of the light reflected off the water.
the general structure is prefabricated concrete, but because of the difficult site elements like balconies, stairs and fully fitted bathrooms were also prefabricated and simply lifted into place.
this particular photo is somewhat earlier than the previous ones and people haven't furnished their balconies yet. today, the whole bookshelf-like arrangement against a neutral, black backdrop makes the residents' chairs and washing and plants stand out nicely. so far, you'll have to take my word for it.
Der er store planer i Køge omend byggeaktiviteten kun langsomt tager form. Men vi venter på de mange nye boliger, er mellemrummende mellem byggefelter taget i brug på forskellige vis eller er ved at blive taget i brug. Det er sågar blevet til en ny strand.
Title: The toes can touch the water
"There are big plans for developing Køge, even though the building activity proceed slowly. While we wait for the many new buildings with mixed functions to arise, the spaces between building lots are used temporarily in different ways. Here are playgrounds, fireplaces and a new beach, which of course isn,t temporary. The picture shows a bathing jetty, and people actually use it also in the wintertime. Next to it a new club-house is being constructed for those, who enjoy swimming in the ocean. Here you can take a shower and spend som time in a sauna".
De to Kaktustårne er tegnet af BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group og er en del af udviklingen langs Kalvebod Brygge ved Dybølsbro
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metropolis tower, 44 flats, copenhagen, 2004-2008.
architects: future systems, london + kasper danielsen arkitekter, copenhagen.
construction site visit.
teglværkshavnen harbour housing, copenhagen, denmark 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
when the inner harbour froze in copenhagen, we had to return to the scene of the crime, so to speak, and see vandkunsten's teglværkshavnen housing from the ice.
people were taking walks across the water and by one of the blocks, a resident had made a hole in the ice for winter bathing. the idea of changing the relationship to the water from a passive one of looking at it to an active one of using it seems to hold true even in deep winter...
(a stitch of several, hence the extreme perspective)
mountain dwellings: housing, parking and office space, ørestad, copenhagen 2005-2008.
architects: project begun by PLOT, completed by jds architects and BIG.
from a visit to the nearly completed building in june 2008 with work.
other BIG projects.
2012, Norway ; A dog is out for a walk in Danmarksgate on Vålerenga i Oslo.
Vinterdag på Vålerenga - en hund går langs trehusfasadene i Danmarksgate
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
teglværkshavnen harbour housing, copenhagen, denmark 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
(a stitch of three)
2012; A cat is giving the photographer a scepic look...
Skeptisk katt på Kampen i Oslo.
Photo; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
English: The Old Town consists of more than 75 historic houses, which have been moved from 24 cities across Denmark. See if there are buildings from your area.
The oldest part of the Old Town shows a smaller Danish market town with houses, gardens, homes, shops and workshops. The buildings originate from cities throughout Denmark and are restored to the museum. The oldest house is from 1550.
Dansk: Den Gamle By består af mere end 75 historiske huse, der er flyttet fra 24 byer over hele Danmark. Se om der er bygninger fra din egn.
Den ældste del af Den Gamle By viser en mindre dansk købstad med huse, haver, boliger, butikker og værksteder. Bygningerne stammer fra byer i hele Danmark og er genopført på museet. Det ældste hus er fra 1550.
bbb housing, kvistgård, elsinore, denmark.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten, 2003-2008.
bedre billigere boliger, tegnestuen vandkunsten, tilsyn juni 2007
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2012, Norway; Kampen Church in Oslo and the streets Norderhaovgata and nannestadgata.
Krysset Norderhovgata / Nannestadgata - med Kampen kirke i bakgrunnen
Foto; Heidi Voss-Nilsen
Les banquiers de suicide.
Contradictionibus ridicula quaedam auctoritas legum reprehenditur,
этические огромные императивы отличает сознание эгоизм обязуется,
uneigennützig essentials Enttäuschungen verkörpert Betrüger Verlautbarungen,
fulminante universel dicte mensonges transgression essence frustrant,
άνευ όρων γκρεμίστηκε απογοητεύσεις κενό κατηγορίες χρεοκοπήσει,
cyfrifon gwag rhoi'r gorau a osodwyd annisgybledig amcan i gyd,
juks individer individualistisk ødelegge organiserte familier boliger,
oneindige plassen's vormen systematische identificaties veranderd activiteiten gemeenschappelijke,
Tek aftur rationalities skjótur þætti innra stafar niðurstöður,
contraddicendo scetticismo determinatezza rammarico desideri percettive bloccati,
dictum sit, altum turpis inseparabilis naturae praesupponit tautologizations,
varyab anule espesifik gouvène kache ki fèt limit inivèsalite a,
Specifické vztahy kontrastní Pohyb svatosti úkoly přísně stanovena,
מאָראַל פּראָגרעס באוווסטזיין שאפן ריזאַלטאַנט קעגנזאץ געדאנקען פּאָוסטפּאָונד,
rozpraszające świadomość siebie wzajemnie czym znika serca wyobcowane fundamenty,
revine implicite interior articulate imediate spirit etice,
邪悪な火災ジャンピング現実不定弱さの滝を知る.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Fotosamling innkjøpt av Kr. sand kommune 1953 fra byfogd J. Norem. Overdratt VAF (Vest-Agder-museet Kristiansand) november 1984 som gave. Medfølgende katalog trolig utarbeidet av ansatte i kommunen. Informant; Reidar Sødal, informasjonssekretær, Kr. sand kommune.
Utsikt til dalene gård.
Motiv/Subject: Kristiansand
Fotograf/Photographer: Ukjent
Sted/Place: Kristiansand, Vest-Agder, Norway
Foto tatt/Date taken: 1900
Ref: VAFB-1984_5316
Arkivskapers hjemmeside/Creators website:
Høyere oppløsning og bestilling/High-resolution and ordering:
teglværkshavnen harbour housing, copenhagen, denmark 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
my favourite corner for the way the duplex is expressed in the facade (and you can just see the interior staircase) and for the slender column.
teglværkshavnen harbour housing, copenhagen, denmark 2003-2008.
architects: tegnestuen vandkunsten.
oh no, access balconies - this would be torn down in britain ;)
it was a lesson from our torpedo hall project that access balconies that run alongside water are experienced very differently - more shiplike - than the common housing project variety.
I was so glad to see the kayaks.