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Vårt utkast til konkurransen arrangert av @naeringsfor_drammensregionen og tidligere @ant_arkitekter, Drøm for Drammen, er nå publisert på magasinet til næringsforeningen, Driv.Les mer om utkastet ved å trykke på lenken i bio.
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#konkurranse #drammen #arkitektur #lier taken in Drammen, Norway by @aksentark

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9 days ago

Some images of our study tour to France with @houseofhemp.se @dtconstuction @jolono.art to see projects built with Hempcrete
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Day 3
- Lumiwatt by CD2E, Lens.
- Construction sites, Lens.
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Bonus
- 62, rue Oberkampf, Paris. @barrault.pressacco @lmingenieur
- Rue Bourgon. @architecture.regenerative

#hempcrete #architecture #parisarchitecture #studytour #aksentark by @aksentark

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20 days ago

Some images of our study tour to France with @houseofhemp.se @dtconstuction @jolono.art to see projects built with Hempcrete
Day 2
- 81 Rue de Belleville, Boulogne, Paris. @northbynorthwestarchitectes @lmingenieur
- La Huchette, Rue de la Huchette, Paris. @dumontlegrandarchitectes @lmingenieur
- The study tour group
- Meeting with @lmingenieur

#hempcrete #architecture #parisarchitecture #studytour #aksentark taken in Paris, France by @aksentark

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24 days ago

Some images of our study tour to France with @houseofhemp.se @dtconstuction to see projects built with Hempcrete
Day 1
- 72, rue Marx Dormoy. Paris. @barrault.pressacco @lmingenieur
- 37, rue Myrha. Paris. @northbynorthwestarchitectes @lmingenieur

#hempcrete #architecture #parisarchitecture #studytour #aksentark by @aksentark

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25 days ago

Feasibility study for Hunsfos Fabrikken, a former paper mill in Vennesla, southern Norway. The study covers hotel, office and commercial space inside the existing buildings.

Much of the floor area stands empty today. Our task was to map what is available and give the site a clear and readable structure. We 3D-scanned the existing buildings to establish exactly how much floor area is available and how the many levels between the buildings meet, which also made the history of the place easy to read.

The proposal is one continuous route through the whole complex, from one end of the factory and out to the river. Shops and food where people reach them, offices above, a hotel on top.

Full project on our website, link in bio.

#adaptivereuse #industrialheritage #norwegianarchitecture #vennesla #aksentarkitekter by @aksentark

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a month ago

Bulbous rush (Juncus bulbosus), known in Norway as krypsiv, is an ordinary aquatic plant until conditions favour it. Then it forms dense stands that grow from the riverbed all the way to the surface, where they spread out as thick mats. In regulated rivers in particular, this makes swimming, fishing and boating difficult, and it can block the water intakes of hydropower plants.

The plants are cut, milled or frozen into the ice and flushed out. That restores the use of a stretch of river for a while, but the underlying causes are complex and still not fully understood, and the biomass that comes out of the water has few uses today.

Together with @flumenlabs_ we have spent this summer asking what it could become: material, object, surface?

We have tried krypsiv in different mixes, proportions and methods of binding, to see what it does.

In our projects we work with what is already present on a site. Could something that is a problem in the watercourse today become part of a solution somewhere else?

More to come as we learn.

#krypsiv #biomaterials #materialresearch #sustainablearchitecture #agder by @aksentark

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2 months ago

Vi har begynt arbeidet med mulighetsstudien for Kokkenes.

Rett ved Lillesand sentrum, tett på sjøen, ser vi nå på hvordan området kan bli et bedre uterom for alle, både i sommer og i årene framover. På oppdrag fra Lillesand kommune.

Vi ønsker innspill fra alle som bruker og er glad i Kokkenes. Mer informasjon om medvirkning kommer snart.

#Kokkenes #Lillesand #stedsutvikling #medvirkning #arkitektur by @aksentark

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4 months ago

The old CB Brewery sits 400 metres from Markens, Kristiansand's main pedestrian street. A five minute walk.
Christianssands Bryggeri has stood along Setesdalsveien since the mid-1800s. The brick volumes, the industrial chimney and the weight of the building in the streetscape are part of how Kristiansand reads itself. A familiar sight along one of the main approaches to the city, even if few think of it as part of the centre.
The distance tells another story. CB sits closer to the centre than many streets we already count as central.
Our concept opens CB towards the city through two moves. A timber addition that meets the brick on its own terms, with a warmth and human scale that lets the historic building remain the historic building. And an activated facade along Setesdalsveien, with retail and public functions at street level and in the basement, offices on the upper floors, and outdoor spaces that give people a reason to stop.
A historic industrial building this close to the city centre has every reason to be a place people seek out.

Norsk:

Det gamle CB Bryggeriet ligger 400 meter fra Markens. Fem minutter å gå.
Christianssands Bryggeri har stått ved Setesdalsveien siden midten av 1800-tallet. Teglvolumene, industripipen og byggets tyngde i gatebildet er en del av hvordan Kristiansand leser seg selv. Et kjent syn langs en av hovedinnfartsårene til byen, selv om få tenker på det som en del av sentrum.
Avstanden forteller en annen historie. CB ligger nærmere sentrum enn flere gater vi allerede regner som sentrale.
Konseptet vårt åpner CB mot byen gjennom to grep. Et tilbygg i tre som møter teglen på egne premisser, med en varme og menneskelig skala som lar det historiske bygget få stå som det historiske bygget. Og en aktivert fasade mot Setesdalsveien, med næring og publikumsfunksjoner i første etasje og kjeller, kontorer i øvrige etasjer, og uterom som gir folk en grunn til å stoppe.
Et historisk industribygg så nært sentrum har all grunn til å bli et sted folk søker til.
#architecture #kristiansand #adaptivereuse #industrialheritage by @aksentark

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5 months ago

Mange som planlegger å bygge hus tenker at det er dyrt å bruke arkitekt.

Og det er forståelig. Det er ofte uklart hva det faktisk koster og hva man får igjen for det.

Samtidig er det i prosjekteringen de viktigste valgene tas.
Hvordan huset plasseres på tomten, hvordan lyset kommer inn, hvilke materialer som brukes og hvordan rommene henger sammen.

Valg som påvirker både bokvalitet og byggekostnader i stor grad.

Vi har derfor laget en enkel veileder hvor vi deler hva vi mener er viktig å tenke på i starten av et boligprosjekt.

På siden får du også tilgang til en kalkulator som gir et veiledende estimat for arkitekthonorar og byggekostnad.

Les mer via lenken i bio

Ta gjerne kontakt dersom du ønsker at vi ser nærmere på ditt prosjekt.

#arkitektnorge #byggehus #enebolig #boligdrøm #norskarkitektur by @aksentark

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6 months ago

Work in progress — Bygland

A generational home, extended. The main facade of the existing timber house is left untouched — preserving the familiar face of a building that has defined this plot for generations. The addition grows from behind: low, horizontal, and grounded. Solid wood cladding, a flat roof plane, and full-height glazing define the new wing.
A separate entrance to the upper floor allows the building to serve two households while maintaining a coherent architectural whole.
The site is raw. The work continues.

Et generasjonshjem, utvidet.
Hovedfasaden av det eksisterende trehuset er beholdt intakt — det kjente «ansiktet» mot omgivelsene forblir uendret. Tilbygget vokser frem bak: lavt, horisontalt og forankret i terrenget. Trekledning, flatt takplan og høye glassfelt definerer den nye fløyen.
Egen inngang til andre etasje gir bygget to selvstendige enheter under ett arkitektonisk hele.
Tomten er rå. Arbeidet pågår.

#houseextension #timberarchitecture #residentialarchitecture #archdaily #workinprogress by @aksentark

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6 months ago

Kviåsen (Work in progress)
A single-family dwelling designed in close dialogue with the coastal landscape of Lillesand in southern Norway. The project is shaped by the site’s topography, vegetation, and views, with a fragmented volume composition that follows the natural terrain.

Designed in collaboration with Knut Haarklau.

The illustrations are AI-generated and have been developed as a tool to communicate the project’s concept and spatial qualities in its early stages.

#norwegianarchitecture #residentialarchitecture #coastalarchitecture #architectureconcept #arkitektur by @aksentark

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8 months ago

Kviåsen (Work in progress)
A single-family dwelling designed in close dialogue with the coastal landscape of Lillesand in southern Norway. The project is shaped by the site’s topography, vegetation, and views, with a fragmented volume composition that follows the natural terrain.

Designed in collaboration with Knut Haarklau.

The illustrations are AI-generated and have been developed as a tool to communicate the project’s concept and spatial qualities in its early stages.

#norwegianarchitecture #residentialarchitecture #coastalarchitecture #architectureconcept #arkitektur by @aksentark

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8 months ago