Thermopane two pane glass used in Haakon VIIs gate 6.

According to the ad, this glazing excludes moisture absorbing chemicals. Glass and metal, that’s it!

Thermopane two pane glass

Jon Eikvar

Svein-Erik Engebretsen

Since its opening in 1968, the Henie Onstad Kunstsenter has been one of Norway's most important cultural buildings. With its distinctive, expressive architecture, organically located among the landscape of Høvikodden, and with its dynamic use of materials such as glass, stone, natural concrete and copper, the building stirred international attention. When the two young Norwegian architects, Jon Eikvar and Svein Erik Engebretsen, won the Sonja Henie and Niels Onstad architecture competition in 1964, it was their very first architectural assignment. "We tried to embody the idea of a forum where the relationship between art forms could unfold and be experienced".

Henie Onstad Kunstsenter 

Museum

Bjercke og Eliassen

Architecture Office

Norsk Arbeidsgiverforening

Office

Arne Korsmo

Christian Norberg-Schulz

Planetveien 10,12,14

Residential

Lund & Valentin

F. S. Platou

Storebrand-Idun

Shopping

- 40 steps, strung on a concret column
- as facade, polished concret
- visible aggregate
- probably prefab as well
- same company as facadelement: Interbygg A/S

G. A. Ring AS: Ringbygget på Volvat

Staircase(s)

Staircase

The elevator at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter is a striking fusion of functionality and art. Supplied and installed by STAHL Elevators, its cylindrical glass and steel design serves both as a practical transport solution and a key decorative element, adding modern elegance to the art center.

elevator shaft (The cylindrical elevator at Høvikodden Art Center")

Mechanical

Finn Hansen a.s