Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter has unveiled plans for a copper-clad residential tower to be built in a new green neighborhood located on the site of a former military settlement, in Ski Vest, Norway.
Responding to its historic and contemporary context — an environment made up of buildings from the 1890s and newer structures — the residential building will follow a tapering geometry of covered, wraparound terraces.
Each of the complex’s 50 apartments will have access to private sections of the terrace, as well as generous ceiling heights and large open spaces. Each floor will be visually demarcated by the terraces, which will be clad in a decorative copper filigree to give the tower a unique identity in the neighborhood.
A timeline for the project has yet to be announced.
News via Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter
Architects
Location
Ski, NorwayClient
Solon Eiendom ASCommission Type
Direct commission (2017), on-goingProgram
New housing building with 50 apartmentsArea
4000.0 m2Photographs
Courtesy of Reiulf Ramstad ArkitekterArchitects
