Detail Window Horizonzal

Drawing

Dokument_09

Dokument_10

Dokument_11

Dokument_13

Documents building case 1974400744

Document

Section: 1-1

Section: 2-2

Section: 3-3

Drawing: Section

Elevation: Wergelandsveien

Elevation: Holbergsgate

Drawing: elevation

Plan: -2

Plan: -1

Plan: ground floor

Plan: 1. floor

Plan: 2. floor

Plan: 3. floor

Plan: 4. floor

Plan: 5. floor

Plan: 6. floor

Plan: roof

Drawing: plan

Facade first sketches 1

Facade first sketches 2

Facade first sketches 3

Situationsplan

Sketch T22

Illustration

F. S. Platou

Architecture Office

Witold Czajkowski

Jan Erik Grape

Cost: 100 mill. NOK (included construction costs, fees and interest. Excluded plot and .mva)

Norges Brannkasse (Wergelandsveien 1)

Office

Frithjof Stoud Platou

Bygningen ble tegnet i 1931 og stod ferdig i 1932. Det var originalt en forretningsgård i syv etasjer tegnet av F.S. Platou. Med klesbutikken til Olsen,  Jahrmann & Co i de to første etasjene. Norsk Sprengstoffindustri (DYNO) kjøpte bygningen i 1959. I dag har Norsk Sykepleierforbund har sitt hovedkontor her. Listeført.

Norsk Sykepleierforbund

SAS - Huset

Lund & Valentin

Storebrand-Idun

Shopping

The main staircase of Tollbugata 22 is completely cast in black terrace with white granules. The construction of the hand runner is in steel and the top is made of "Craftex". Today the steel on the hand runner is painted in grey. There have also been larger changes to the staircase. For the 1.st floor it is now a new wall on the right side of the stairs starting point. The hand runners are switched out with a new model until the first repo. In 1967 the main staicase was removed from the 7.th floor and replaced with a spiral staicase. This was because a new office was to be added.

Main staircase

Staircase

Historical

With a rare combination of competence in architecture and economics, Frithjof Stoud Platou became known as an architect with business acumen. Soon after he started his own practice in 1930, his first name was shortened to initials, and the firm F. S. Platou has been a well-known name in the Norwegian architectural community for almost three generations of the 20th century.
