Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art
Tjuvholmen is a new cultural quarter located to the south-west of Oslo’s city centre. Integrating art and leisure, the complex combines the Astrup Fearnley Museum and an office building, with a new public sculpture park, swimming beach and waterside promenad. One of the most significant elements of this project is the huge glass roof that soars over the complex, linking the buildings together.
Project data
| Design | 2006-2009 |
|---|---|
| Construction | 2009-2012 |
| Site Area | 13.737 m2 |
| Total floor area | 15.600 m2 Museum of Modern Art: 8.700 m2 Offices: 6.900 m2 |
| Height | 25 m |
| Floors | 5 + 2 basements |
| Park | 6.400 m2 |
| Promenade | 800 m |
Credits
| Client | Selvaag Gruppen / Aspelin Ramm Gruppen |
|---|---|
| Architect | Renzo Piano Building Workshop in collaboration with Narud-Stokke-Wiig (Oslo) |
| Consultants | AAS-Jacobsen, Seim & Hultgren (structure); Norconsult (mechanical engineering & fire prevention); PeR Rasmusseen AS (electrical engineering); Gullik Gulliksen, Bjørbekk & Lindheim (landscape); Arup (lighting & façade engineering); Eliassen og Lambertz-Nilssen Arkitekter AS (consulting architects for Schematic Design); Skandinaviska Glassystem (design assist contractor for roof system) |
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