Building meeting

Document

Chair Centralstyret 1:1

Drawing

Competition Illustration

Illustration

Competition Plans

Competition Section

Competition Siteplan

Competition elevation

Description_"Tre ringer"_competition

Draft_byggekunst manuscript

General building description

Lamp–canopy entrance 1:1

Main Staircase_1:20_detail

Main entrance_1:20

Main staircase– plan_section–1:20

Non-loadbearing walls 1:5

P51 C51. Not published in Byggekunst. Arkitekturmuseet. 

Photo_Chairs

Photo

Photos_international_promotion

Planning, description, materials

Letter

Plans 1:200

Second staircase 1:20

Second staircase 1:20_detail

Section A-A, B-B, C-C_1:100

Section A-A, D-D, E-E_1:50

Section B-B_1:50

Section C-C_1:50

Side staircase 1:20

Stone delivery– work discription

Stone delivery–Anbud

Ventilators_ 2nd floor

Work discription_ Building enterprice 3

Bjercke og Eliassen

Architecture Office

Fredensborgveien 7

Norges Rederiforbund

Norsk Arbeidsgiverforening

Office

Sommerrogt. 1 

Hotel

Started in 1914 – 1960 (taken over by Trond Eliassen and Birger Lambertz-Nilssen= Eliassen og Lambertz-Nilssen Arkitekter) 

 was one of the most acknowlegded architecture offices during the first part of the 20th century. They was known for paying attention to the details, and to several buildings they also had drawn the interior and chosen textiles. They received four 

Canopy

Ornament

Uniqueness

Historical

Architectural

tectonic

2.november 1883 – 30.juli 1967. Apprentice bricklayer, before he was educated at Statens kunst- og håndverksskole i Oslo og Kungliga tekniska högskolan in Stockholm with Eliassen. He started is own architecture practice in Oslo in 1911, before founding Bjerkce og Eliassen in 1914. He was chairman of OAF 1923–1926 and president of NAL 1934-1938 and 1946-1948. In 1953 he was appointed First class Knight of St.Olavs Orden. 

Andreas Bjercke 

1.juli 1880 – 24.desember 1964. Educated at Statens kunst- og håndverksskole i Oslo og Kungliga tekniska högskolan in Stockholm with Bjercke. Eliassen was chairman at Fortidsminneforeningen 1929 – 1951. His son Trond Eliassen is also an architect, and took over the office in 1960 – Eliassen og Lambertz-Nilssen Arkitekter. In 1951 he was received honorary membership of Fortidsminneforeningen and was appointed First class Knight of St.Olavs Orden.

Georg Christen Eliassen