Reformert transportsentral

Primary focus of the project is the reformation of transportation logistics, including ferry boat operations, parking, and pedestrian pathways at Horn Ferry Landing. The goal is to create a central hub that supports the needs of daily commuters and visitors, enhancing the natural landscape's existing features.

Svingt vegg følger klippe

The design incorporates a continuous curved wall that follows a significant natural stone cliff, dictating functional areas and sheltering users from weather. The structure, inspired by traditional Norwegian coastal architecture, is intended to provide protection like a tent while harmonizing with the cliff, sea, and views. Highlighting openings in the wall, the design suggests the site as a base for different activities. Precision in modeling is achieved through laser scanning of the mountain, with CNC milled wooden frames as the main structural element, and insulated, translucent, tensile materials attached to create heated spaces.

Vant førstepris i konkurranse

The project, proposed by Haugen/Zohar Architects, won first prize in a competition and is currently ongoing. It has a cultural, commercial, and landscape typology, spanning 3000 m2 in Horn, Brønnøysund, and the client is the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. The architect team includes Marit Justine Haugen, Espen Bærheim, and Dan Zohar.