Together with Kvorning Design and Substrata we have won the assignment to develop a feasibility study and concept plan for one of Norway’s most important cultural and historical sites: The Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim – the home to the Norwegian Royal Regalia.
Together with our team, we will design a feasibility study for the 14,000 m2 site (including courtyards, workshops, and Archbishop’s Palace), which will update the heritage-protected landscape by combining natural amenities, public life, and flexible activities with the site’s strong cultural heritage and historical monuments.
Nidaros Cathedral is almost 1,000 years old and is Norway’s most important church. In the Middle Ages, the Nidaros Cathedral was called Cor Norvegiae – the Heart of Norway.
We look forward to developing our ideas and visions for Nidaros Cathedral in the coming months together with our team and our client, Nidaros Domkirkes Restaureringsarbeider.
31.01.2025
Grønningen-Bispeparken wins Årets Arne 2025
We are incredibly proud and delighted to share that our Grønningen-Bispeparken has won Årets Arne 2025 – the most prestigious architecture award given by the Danish Architecture Association (Arkitektforeningen) in Copenhagen.
27.01.2025
Pickering to be transferred into Rouge National Urban Park
We are beyond thrilled to share that the Government of Canada today announced the transfer of the Pickering Lands into an Expanded Rouge National Urban Park.
22.01.2025
New book: Critique of the Aesthetic Sense of Nature
We are pleased to present ‘Critique of the Aesthetic Sense of Nature’ – the new book by SLA founding partner Stig L. Andersson.