Goldhill Residential Project

Various architects designed a residential project in central Oslo near attractive Frogner Park.

The proposal presents two distinctive residential buildings with modern architecture and practical functional solutions. Both buildings complement each other architecturally and functionally and share an underground parking garage between them.

The concept encourages community while preserving privacy and individuality for every apartment. Each building contains three apartments arranged around central entrances separating bedrooms and living spaces.

This layout ensures good daylight and attractive Oslo views while maintaining a contemporary expression. A large oak tree remains preserved and influenced placement of one building on site. Its southern façade curves around the canopy, linking architecture and landscape while preserving green character.

The buildings use simple refined forms enriched by detailed façades and varied materials. Brick cladding and offset volumes create timeless character, reduce scale, and give the development small-house qualities.

Facts:
Type: Housing
Status: Building permits approved
Client:
Location: Oslo
Size: 2800 m2
Credit:
Team: Alexander H. Berg, Ibrahim Elhayawan
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