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Prisbelønt museumsrestaurering

Karlsen & Nordseth Entreprenør AS has been awarded the prestigious Bygg og Bevar-pris for their significant restoration efforts on the Historisk museum in Oslo, with Glassmester Rolf Berglund AS playing a key role in the project. The museum, designed in Art Nouveau style by Henrik Bull and completed in 1902, is a protected cultural monument deemed one of Norway's top 50 prestigious buildings by the Directorate for Cultural Heritage.

Detaljert rehabiliteringskontrakt

In 2017, the University of Oslo issued a tender for the rehabilitation of this signature building. Karlsen & Nordseth Entreprenør AS won the contract to refurbish 2000 square meters of roofing and 4000 square meters of facades. The project stands out for its attention to high-quality workmanship, including the restoration of over 600 window frames by Grøttumsbråtens Eftf. AS and Glassmester Rolf Berglund AS, and the on-site creation of specialized workshops for the conservation of historical glass works.

Eksperter sikrer takintegritet

During the rehabilitation, intricate blick details, reinforcements of the entire load-bearing structure, new drain solutions, and restoration of chimneys, towers, and skylights were accomplished on the roof. The successful collaboration and expertise of a broad professional community, the leadership qualities of the construction management, and the establishment of a bespoke glass workshop on the construction site for the antique glass works were critical factors leading to the project's recognition and success.