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Kulturhistorisk Museum in Bjørvika OSLO KHM Oslo -Bjørvika The project includes the creation of the KHM new museum in the new area of Bjørvika, area under a high process of urbanization and densification with the Barcode concept as a peak. The museum is set as a counterpoint to this framework by providing a cultural and a free space for the city of Oslo in such an overwhelmed area. The design attempts to dilute the borders between the building and the park surrounding, unders- tanding the museum as an element of the park. The park, on the other hand, colonizes the roof of the museum creating an inhabitable topography, totally accessible. Understanding the binomial park - museum as a single organ, the building includes the old docks, reaching a total integration with the existing environment of the museum, try not to dominate but coexist. The museum is laid out along the new rail tunnel which burries the railways. The organization of the building responds to the differentiation between internal workspace and pu- blic zone. Moreover, the public space of the museum is materialized in a single level with an open space where visitors can walk freely without predeterminated paths in the space without any division in all the volume that has always direct connection to the outside. The light inside the museum is provided through a long facade facing the park, through the undulations of the roof, interior court- yards and skylights 05 30 65 PARKING VIEWS VIEWS CONNECTION CONNECTION CONNECTION INTEGRATION LIGHT ENTRANCE ADDING PUBLIC PROGRAM INTERNAL PROGRAM DETAILED VISIT COMMON PATH QUICK VISIT ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE MIDDLEAGE PARKEN STORAGE KITCHEN

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Kulturhistorisk Museum in Bjørvika OSLO

KHMOslo -Bjørvika

The project includes the creation of the KHM new museum in the new area of Bjørvika, area under a high process of urbanization and densification with the Barcode concept as a peak. The museum is set as a counterpoint to this framework by providing a cultural and a free space for the city of Oslo in such an overwhelmed area. The design attempts to dilute the borders between the building and the park surrounding, unders-tanding the museum as an element of the park. The park, on the other hand, colonizes the roof of the museum creating an inhabitable topography, totally accessible. Understanding the binomial park - museum as a single organ, the building includes the old docks, reaching a total integration with the existing environment of the museum, try not to dominate but coexist. The museum is laid out along the new rail tunnel which burries the railways. The organization of the building responds to the differentiation between internal workspace and pu-blic zone. Moreover, the public space of the museum is materialized in a single level with an open space where visitors can walk freely without predeterminated paths in the space without any division in all the volume that has always direct connection to the outside. The light inside the museum is provided through a long facade facing the park, through the undulations of the roof, interior court-yards and skylights

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PARKING

VIEWS

VIEWS

CONNECTION

CONNECTION

CONNECTION

INTEGRATION

LIGHT ENTRANCE

ADDING PUBLIC PROGRAM

INTERNAL PROGRAM

DETAILED VISIT

COMMON PATHQUICK VISIT

ENTRANCE

ENTRANCE

ENTRANCE

MIDDLEAGE PARKEN

STORAGE KITCHEN

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The alternative lo-bby allows an inde-pendent opening for the auditorium and the temporary exhibition increa-sing the flexibili-ty of those parts to work diferent of the museum opening hours if it is needed.

Parking divided in two levels. In the ground floor the one for buses two facilitate the load and unload of tourists. The lower the parking for common visitors and emplo-yees.

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PUBLIC Main Lobby Group Lobby Auditorium Lobby Docks Lobby Shop Restaurant + Kanteen

EXHIBITION Archeology and middle age Stonage, bronzeage and ironage Viking age Middleage Antique period Ethnographical

TEMPORAY EXHIBITION

EDUCATION Auditorium Multicultural workshop Activ Education Educational Space

ADMINISTRATION Administration Lobby Offices KHM Library

CONSERVATION Delivery Analysis

Workshops

STORAGE Archeological storage Ethnographical storage Storage large objects

MAINTANCE

PARKING Buses Cars Employees

INTERN WAY

3215 m2

468 m2

634 m2

1689 m2

325 m2

565 m2

623 m2

2453 m2

675 m2

300 m2

1650 m2

1134 m2

485 m2

300 m2

251 m2

135 m2

823 m2

2134 m2

923 m2

749 m2

681 m2

712 m2

2600 m2

2000 m2

2175 m2

572 m2

4507 m2 (28)5719 m2 (207)2654 m2 (66)

4712 m2

LOBBY EDUCATION

EDUCATIONLIBRARY

INTERNALCIRCULATION

RAILWAYS