Schmidt Hammer Lassen

Last week, Campus Ullevål celebrated its official opening.

The project has been developed as a new knowledge and innovation campus in Oslo and marks the gateway to Oslo Science City, Norway’s first innovation district and one of the country’s key hubs for research, education and innovation.

Campus Ullevål is composed of two main volumes that shift and interlock in a dynamic composition, while their height and proportions respond to the surrounding context. The scale and placement of the building are carefully adapted to the site, with the taller volume facing Ring 3 and a more human scale towards the surrounding urban spaces. Varying façade rhythms and modules reinforce the interplay between the different volumes.

Campus Ullevål is designed to bring research, learning and innovation closer together, creating new connections between researchers, businesses, students and the wider public.

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