Lilleakerbyen, today defined by carparks, a shopping centre and offices, will be transformed into a vibrant and green district with car-free streets. The district is located a stone's throw from Lysaker, Norway's third largest public transport hub, and will be developed with cultural functions, shops, activities and public meeting places.
Landås L3 is a housing project in Asker that aims to offer high quality housing and attractive outdoor spaces.
Apartments and maritime kindergarten by the waterfront in Nøstet in the city of Bergen. The project aims to reuse 70 per cent of materials from the former TV2 headquarters.
In 2023, the Municipality of Stavanger purchased the plot of land between Tou and the sea. Originally, two residential buildings were planned for the site. Now, a park will be developed on this central plot instead. This will be the first park project in FutureBuilt.
River park, cultural centre and conference hotel on a former railway site in Drammen.
A former light bulb factory is being transformed into a FutureBuilt pilot project by proofing the existing buildings against climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
A new neighbourhood in Stavanger situated close to the water and within walking distance from the city centre. The project has ambitious plans to reuse masses, building parts and materials that already exist in the area, as well as a nursery for sustainability.
A new sustainable district in Oslo with houses, workplaces, a kilometre-long harbour promenade, bathing spots, and free areas.
