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BUA 2024 - Planning norwegian urban fabric – smalltown coastal architecture by Mr.Arne Sødal

Sødal is a Norwegian architect. He is particularly known for using planforms as a tool in urban development processes and for having designed the new Holmenkollen chapel in a traditional style. To produce drawings for the chapel, Sødal bought a large-format printer in 1993 and this was recovered and celebrated as Norway's oldest in 2013. He has also been the chief planner for the successful Risørholmen, a new but tradition-based plan for traditional wooden architecture on the Norwegian coast. He helped start INTBAU and heads the Norwegian branch. Planning norwegian urban fabric – smalltown coastal architecture – case Risørholmen Risørholmen - where 86 new family homes are built in an architectural dialect that communicates in scale and form, both with the old wooden town center and our modern lifestyle: a practical , light functionality that supplement the old town, enjoys the proximity to its commercial and cultural arenas and have the harbour, the sea and the horizon as a daily treat! But the project did not start like this . Risørholmen has been a long journey where many concepts by renown architects failed - before finally the key to solve to problem were found: Simply «More Risør!!» - meaning for this old coastal wooden town; only a friendly approach worked - to carve out the architectural style. Video credits: Dag W. Grundseth. Pixmedia Subtitles : Frederik Nygård Stokvik. Ny Urbanisme Norge