Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS

LILLE PARKVEI "– You have to notify the Royal Palace. It’s not something you do every day, smiles Thomas Howard, Marketing Director at Bertel O. Steen Eiendom AS." That’s how today’s positive news story in Avisa Oslo about our project for Aspelin Ramm and Bertel O. Steem Eiendom, Lille Parkvei, begins. The historic block behind the Palace is set to come to life in close collaboration with Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS and OSLO KOMMUNE BYANTIKVAREN, who are also responsible for the zoning. Politicians have described the project and the plan as "exemplary" and "a project we can learn more from".

GOTHENBURG GRAND CENTRAL MAKING PROGRESS! Photos from the construction site showcase structural arches cast in situ using eco-concrete made with slag from the steel industry. The structure is a hybrid of eco-concrete and CLT. The choice of material reflects our ambition to achieve BREEAM Outstanding certification for the project while managing tight structural requirements due to the underground train tunnels. The arches will serve as architectural elements both in the exterior facade and in the interior spaces. The wide arches, spanning up to 25 meters, distribute the building's weight to points on either side of an underlying railway tunnel.   We can't wait for the grand opening, scheduled for late 2026! Illustrations by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS.

TOPPING UP OF THE NATURE VILLAGE IN THY, DENMARK The Nordea Foundation's generous support has brought our project "The Nature Village" to life as we celebrated its topping-off ceremony in Thy, Denmark, last month! Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS are currently working on the addition to the Danish National Gallery in Copenhagen, SMK Thy, a satellite museum scheduled to open in August 2025. SMK Thy is a transformation of Doverodde Merchant’s House, located in the rural landscape of northern Denmark. The Nature Village is a landscape project that connects to the new museum. This project provides an outdoor educational framework with nine pavilions for activities like kayaking and nature education. It will serve as an engaging space where nature, culture, and community converge. Thank you to Nordea-fonden, Thisted Kommune and SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst for your continuous support and collaboration.

TEAM REIULF RAMSTAD ARKITEKTER SELECTED FOR THE COMPETITION FOR THE EXTENSION OF TRAPHOLT MUSEUM, DENMARK! We are thrilled to have been selected to make a proposal for the new wing of Trapholt Museum. The museum is particularly known for its substantial collection of Danish design furniture, art and crafts from the 20th century onward as well as its serene location overlooking Kolding Fjord. Team Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS includes LYTT Architecture, Søren Jensen and CX1 - Rådgivende Ingeniørfirma. We can't wait to get started! Read more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/dPMr972i

We are happy to move forward with The Infill Project Bjerregaarden in Oslo Together with Gode Boliger and FLYT Entrepenør

PRESERVING THE LANDSCAPE - SMALL FOOTPRINT, STEEP LAND Our timber house project Bratte Boliger (Steep Houses) the mountains of Isfjorden is taking shape. Six compact, vertical cabins, each about 80 m², feature three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen/living area. Designed for efficient use of space, the project minimizes environmental impact while preserving surrounding greenery in this majestic landscape. Elevated on stilts, the vertical cabins integrate seamlessly into the steep terrain. The extensive use of wood—from exterior cladding to interior finishes—honors the region's heritage and creates a timeless atmosphere. Additionally, sustainable, low-carbon materials enhance their eco-friendly design. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/d-yE6nvC Illustrations by Odd Erik Rønning.

MERRY CHRISTMAS! As we wrap up another eventful year, we wish you all a joyful holiday season. We sincerely thank all our collaborators and partners for their steadfast support and dedication. We look forward to continuing our journey together in 2025. Illustrations of some of our completed projects thriving in the winter landscape: 1.   Trollstigen 2.   Favn Hafjell 3.   Split View House 4.   Bygdøynesveien 5.   Bratte Boliger

HOTEL RINDBY STRAND - A LAST WIN IN 2024! We are so proud to have won the competition for Hotel Rindby Strand on Fanø, Denmark! Fanø is an island in the Wadden Sea National Park, which is listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site. The new hotel is inspired by local craftsmanship and vernacular architecture. Our vision has been to create a resort that lives in harmony with the landscape while serving both as a tourist destination and a gathering place for the island community. We are truly grateful for the trust and excitement from the local community and cannot wait to continue the process with our clients Slow Down Hotel Resort and Planet Gruppen, and with our collaborator LYTT Architecture. Thank you! Images by: Filippo Bolognese, Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS and LYTT Architecture.

GOTHENBURG GRAND CENTRAL PLANNED TO BE CERTIFIED BREEAM OUTSTANDING AS THE SECOND PUBLIC BUILDING IN SWEDEN. Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS is proud to have designed the new Grand Central Station in Gothenburg for Jernhusen AB. It is an honour to be part of an ambitious and knowledgable team, lead by main contractor Peab. The project is expected to reach 245 kg CO2e/BTA A1-A3. To minimize CO2 emission, the building has been designed consistently with sustainable materials from early phase. The building is constructed with: - 100% reused brick facade, more precisely 524,000 pcs. - Eco-concrete produced with slag from steel industry - Minimized steel structure by using CLT - 24 ton recycled steel and 19 ton Zero-steel - More than 80% of the facade glass in recycled glass - 100% re-used cable ladders - 50% re-used ventilation pipes Gothenburg Grand Central Station is expected to open in late 2026. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dHiy--_e

NEW NATURE PARK IN NORDHAVN, COPENHAGEN! We are excited to be part of Team LYTT Architecture and to have been pre-qualified to participate in the competition for a new park of 30 hectare in Copenhagen. Team LYTT consists of LYTT Architecture, NIRAS, Bjørbekk & Lindheim landskapsarkitekter, VOLCANO, Andreas Tang-Brock and Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS.