visitor #13 - footnote #9

Our work, footnote #9, is now published on the web-page in progress there is a visitor #13. The beautiful pics are by Jann Lipka.

paraboloid pic

Per Ivar Somby sent us some of his photos from the Landscapes in Change conference - thanks!

Esfahan - Shiraz - Rasht - Mashad - Masuleh

Back from Iran, Berit shares some of her impressions with us.

ivan again

Photographer extraordinaire Ivan Brodey spent some August days in Tromsø photographing some of our new projects - now it's up to us to chose the right pics from the contacts..

t-birds

Beautiful bird-pic from brilliant Berlin-chic - thanks T!

..and this is what Strandkanten looked like this snowy tuesday..

cold candy

As a winter-treat we give you some amazingly cool and beautiful photos of Strandkanten by Yngve Olsen Sæbbe. Have a nice week-end!

Strandkanten outdoors

photos by Bjørn Jørgensen

photographing with Ivan

Ivan came to Tromsø to shoot Brinken Terrasse, which of course included som climbing again - this time the antenna tower.. - thank you Ivan and see you soon again!

2008..

.. just started. We will continue our reports to you about:

This is what we do!

70°N goes blog to tell you all about it..

Strandkanten by night

In early autumn, when the night is dark enough to see the light, we had a walk through Strandkanten to have a look at the light installations developed in collaboration with Clara Fraenkel of Ljusarkitektur. With us for viewpoints, ideas, discussions and company we had friends and collegues Kjerstin Uhre and Knut Eirik Dahl of Dahl & Uhre. Look the slide show to see some of it.

Photographing with Ivan

Ivan Brodey came to Tromsø to photograph some of our projects as the kindergartens, Strandkanten and K1. The work included some roof tops to climb, some kids to keep cooperative and a boat ride. It was also really nice, interesting and learning to revisit the projects together with Ivan and his camera.

Tromsø guide

One fin d'hiver sunday afternoon Gisle and Magdalena did a photo trip - in Tromsø.
In the preparations for the Venice Biennale we wanted to make an inventory of the existing and coming architecture.. Subjective choices and grey winter light ended up as a small architecture guide to Tromsø.