
This system turns the outdoors into a custom experience
A fully configurable structure, designed to blend seamlessly into the natural landscape while providing shelter from sun, wind, and rain.
It exists - it’s called CODE.
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Oslo Skatehall - Fasade sørvest - 1_200.pdf
The main skating activity is situated on the lower level, which features a high ceiling giving ample space to custom-built skating elements. These were designed and constructed jointly by Glifberg+Lykke and IOU Ramps. A unique feature of Oslo Skatehall is the raised bowl, constructed in wooden materials. The structural elements of this burgeoning organic form can also be viewed from underneath. On the upper level, a separate viewing gallery spans the entire length of the hall, allowing spectators a clear overview of skating activities below.


Oslo Skatehall
Program: sport centre
Architect: Dark Arkitekter AS
Landscape architect: Rambøll
Interior skateboard elements: Glifberg+Lykke and IOU Ramps
Contractor: Varden Entreprenør
Area: 2,300 sqm
Completion: 2017

Marble matters– exploring Carrara’s legacy
Sixteen young international architects took part in two intensive training days in Carrara, organized by FUM Academy and YACademy, featuring visits to the marble quarries and a design workshop focused on the use of the material.
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