KMD - Oslo Government Headquarters Redevelopment - Norway - Project Profile

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Scope
The project involves the construction of 100,000m2 Government headquarters in Oslo, Norway.

The US$1,000 million project includes the following:

1. Construction of seven blocks consists of 4,500 workplaces

2. Construction of an administration space

3. Construction of a visitor center

4. Construction of squares

5. Construction of parks

6. Construction of lounges

7. Construction of parking spaces

8. Rehabilitation of existing blocks

9. Installation of electrical systems

10. Installation of elevators

11. Installation of safety and security systems.
Summary
The Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation (KMD) is planning to redevelop the Government headquarters in Oslo, Norway.

The project involves the construction of 100,000m2 Government headquarters. It includes the construction of seven blocks consists of 4,500 workplaces, parks, cafes, visitor center, administration space, lounges and parking spaces, rehabilitation of existing blocks, installation of electrical systems, elevators, safety and security systems.

The Norwegian Directorate of Public Construction and Property (Statsbygg), will implement the project on behalf of KMD.

In June 2014, Statsbygg was assigned to prepare a spatial and function program. The spatial and function program involves identifying necessary functions, spaces and areas for the new government building complex to ensure a good, safe and efficient workplace. Tegn 3 and Rambøll were appointed as the consultants.

Statsbygg zoning plan was opened for public consultation from June 28, 2016 to October 31, 2016. Plan was designed by Statsbygg in cooperation with consultants: Nordic - Office of Architecture, Multiconsult, SLA, Civitas and Defense Buildings.

On June 24, 2016, Statsbygg announced a limited, interdisciplinary planning and design contest, with application submission deadline of September 15, 2016. In October 2016, Statsbygg selected seven companies and invited to participate in the competition.

The planning and design competition started in February 2017 and the participants submitted their final proposals in May 2017.

The participant companies include:

> Adapt by Team URBIS; consists of Nordic — Office of Architecture, Haptic Architects, SLA,Bjørbekk & Lindheim, COWI, Aas-Jakobsen, Ingeniør Per Rasmussen, Rambøll, Asplan Viak, Scenario, NIKU, Norsam.

> Lysning by Team G8+; consists of LPO Arkitekter, A-Lab, Ratio Arkitekter, IARK, Gullik Gulliksen AS, Sweco, Norconsult, Dr. Techn. Olav Olsen as

> Kiming by Team Magna; consists of Snøhetta, LINK arkitektur, Multiconsult, Hjellnes Consult og Erichsen & Horgen

> Akersryggen by Team Niels Torp+; consists of Niels Torp + arkitekter, HRTB Arkitekter, Code arkitektur, Grindaker landskapsarkitekter, bar bakke landskapsarkitekter, WSP Norge, Høyer Finseth, Unionconsult, AJL, Deltatek, ECT

> Rak rygg by Team DNA; consists of Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, Pir II, 3RW, LALA Tøyen, Smedsvig Landskapsarkitekter, WSP Norge, Høyer Finseth, Niras og ECT, SAAHA, 70° Nord, Deltatek

> Skevenser by Team R25; consists of Dyrvik Arkitekter, Narud Stokke Wiig AS, L2 Arkitekter, Østengen & Bergo AS, Landskapsfabrikken, Insenti, Høyer Finseth, Haug og Blom-Bakke AS, Unionconsult, Deltatek, Malnes og Endresen AS, Høyer Finseth

> Vidsyn by Team R; consists of Lund Hagem Arkitekter, Dronninga Landskap, Høyer Finseth, ÅF Advansia, ÅF Reinertsen, Tegn_3, Atelier Oslo, Pabas, UnionConsult, Safetec

On February 10, 2017, KMD approved the zoning plan.

In November 2017, Statsbygg and Team Urbis signed the planning and design contract.

Planning activities are underway. Construction work is scheduled to commence in 2020 and slated for completion in 2027.
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