Historisk byomforming

Christian Krohgs gate 2 is a project that revitalizes a historic area in Oslo, Norway, by the Akerselva river. This location is steeped in history, showcasing approximately 1000 years including Norway's industrial revolution. The project's focus is the sensitive integration of building preservation and transformation, while adding new structures that embrace circular, sustainable urban development principles.

Bevaring møter fremtidsvisjon

The design strategy involves complex volumetric studies and planning, respecting the site's historical significance. Utilizing a threefold conservation approach, the project employs experimental preservation, contemporary additions, and the innovative reuse of materials. By doing so, Christian Krohgs gate 2 aims to maintain its narrative within the urban landscape while introducing a sustainable future.

Flerbruk og samarbeidsprosjekt

The project serves multipurpose objectives, encompassing commercial, cultural, and office spaces, providing a venue for social entrepreneurship and sustainable urban growth. Despite being a competition entry and winning 1st prize, its status and timeline are not fully mentioned. The project size is approximately 20,000 square meters, and it is a collaboration between Haugen/Zohar Architects, Oslo Works, and other team members, commissioned by Oslo Areal.