Published in Sweden’s leading design magazine RUM. NHH incorporates an exciting exterior surface design reflecting the surrounding forest in the glass panel. Link Arkitektur were very keen for the building to almost disappear within the forest, minimising visual disturbance to the surrounding landscape. Internally the large open plan spaces are interspersed with funky art work and a who’s who of scandinavian chair design.
The recent 10yr anniversary of Norway’s Petroleum Authority was celebrated with a new book describing their role in the nordic society. Our pictures were used for showing their welcoming HQ designed by Link Arkitektur.
The largest banking office in Bergen is now open. At 330m long, DNB’s new west coast HQ, owned by GC Riebere is a spacious structure to perform number crunching. iArk based in Oslo received the commission to fit out and design the new space.
A strong theme through out is the intimate relationship between the art work and furniture colour selections. Muted pastel tones predominate, producing a calming work environment.
I remember the days of heading to my local library as a child, dusty book shelves full of dog eared books that were well out of date! You can rely on the Swedes to be one step ahead. The new extension to Göteborg’s central library is full of innovation. A vibrant interior design by Sweden’s Link Arkitektur division with Erséus Arkitekter holding responsibility for the architectural renovation. One of our favourite elements was the children’s amphitheatre, flashing multicoloured lights and surround sound thunder storms in the rain forest, awesome!
The previous building was a simple brick structure, this has been gutted and completely renovated with the addition of a sensitive glass, brick and steel frame. The library incorporates modern additions like the super sized flat screen games console zone, chill out areas for listening to music and surfing the net.
This is a night time image of the disused High Line Railway on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, NYC. We used to spend a lot more time hunting down exciting derelict spaces to photograph at night but commercial projects and a 6 month old baby have their constraints! The High Line has now been renovated and turned into an exciting nature walk! We’d love to head back and rephotograph it if any of the designers need images?
Tjuvholmen in Oslo has received a lot of press for the brave and controversial designs that have popped up recently including the Astrup Fearnley Museum. Here’s one of the first projects to be developed on the site. Incorporating a range of styles you either love it or hate it! It’s certainly a bold statement referencing the dry dockyard that used to be located there.
This our second shoot for the prestigious architects at Scott Brownrigg. The new 1,800 sqm Da Vinci Studio at the Stevenage Campus will provide 14-19 year old students with a pioneering new approach. Greeted by a smartly presented student sitting at reception and coordinating the daily events it was a refreshing introduction.
Combining enterprise learning and real work the school offers an alternative to classroom based learning. We thought the open plan designs and integrated graphics provided the perfect environment for education.
Here’s the latest brochure our images have been used in. It’s a summary of the infinite possibilities that Link Arkitektur offer their clients…
We shot everything except for the top left and right images in page 3, shot by Wenche Hoel-Knal and page 2, top right, page 3, bottom left renderings by the fantastic MIR natural visualisations. design by Oktan Bergen.