Norwegian Architecture: what makes a place a good place?

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Norwegian Architecture: what makes a place a good place? | Visit Norway

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Learn about some of the best examples of Norwegian Architecture and special places in Norway that just make you feel good. Meet some of Norway’s visionaries who created a movement out of sustainable architecture.
You will visit Oslo Opera, The Twist at Kistefos museum, Øyna Landscape hotel, the fishing village Nyksund, Flesberg School and an outdoor care retreat outside Oslo University Hospital.
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Starring:
Jenny B. Osuldsen, Snøhetta
Oddvaar Gaaras, mayor of Flesberg
Students at Flesberg school
Kate Smith, curator at Kistefos museum
Kristine and Frode Sakshaug, Øyna Cultural landscape hotel
Anders Megafon Frantzen, Arthurbrygga in Nyksund
Svein Eirik Tøyen, architect
Maren Lindheim, a child psychologist at the Oslo University Hospital
Jon Harald Hoff with his son sønn Harald Hoff
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Video by OnzOnz /Visit Norway
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Husky Birdsong - Keith Mansfield
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@agrownupkid Жыл бұрын

Beautiful video. It had the feel of a stylish 1960s film. My wife, daughter and I are about to take our first trip to Norway this weekend (Bergen). Looking forward to seeing a small part of your beautiful country.

@VisitNorway Жыл бұрын

thank you for your kind words and welcome to Norway! enjoy your time in Bergen!

@deed_it Жыл бұрын

also, I absolutely love the art direction of this video as a multimedia enthusiast! :) makes my heart melt every second of it!!

@VisitNorway Жыл бұрын

wow! this is such a precious comment to get! thank you!

@deed_it Жыл бұрын

amazinggg! all the more powering my will to live in Norway someday!

@sme_sage1241 Жыл бұрын

Such a good video. I especially enjoyed the portion at the end from Oslo University Hospital. It would be wonderful to see a documentary about this type of “healing” that’s done in Norway. Thank you ❤️🇳🇴❤️

@VisitNorway Жыл бұрын

thank you so much! so happy to hear that you liked it!

@mohamddlfi2085 8 ай бұрын

It is beautiful and very pleasant and excellent.. The harmony of ideas and creativity in this project is designed and implemented just like the very beautiful and free climate of Norway. It shows the free feeling and friendship of the building with the surrounding nature. I am and I would really like to pair with a familiar Norwegian artist.. Please help me to express my inner feeling.

@bringiton5282 Жыл бұрын

I love that buildings in Norway look like now and that they are for the many, not the few : the Oslo showhouse, the Twist bridge, the Oslo sickhouse. They are open for all. Snøhetta also did Le Monde’s highrise in Paris which looks like a block of ice standing on water. The Artic Cathedral looks like a hill covered with snow and the Oslo showhouse looks like a hill of ice. They blend in the landscape, they don't stick out. There’s also the Under Restaurant, the Øvre Forsland waterwork riseup and Statoil’s headbuilding that looks like a stack of boards. I loved it in Occupied. The Atlantic Ocean Road is in the last James Bond, the Juvet landscape hotel in Ex Machina and there's also gonna be the Čoarvemátta. All cool stuff. Are you guys looking to hire a newswriter at Visit Norway, lol ?

@VisitNorway Жыл бұрын

love your comment - you captured the whole essence of many modern buildings and structures in Norway - inspired by the surroundings and the landscape:)

@laurascarfo2111 Жыл бұрын

I've almost cried when they found the northern lights 🥹 and the Sami song Is beautiful ❤ I think you should find out how brunost (and also geitost - I'm interested in this) Is made 😁

@VisitNorway Жыл бұрын

thank you, Laura for this sweet comment! we will of course include brown cheese in one fo the episodes of "How To Norway":)