Lykta Fireplace / Workshop NTNU + Sami Rintala + Pasi Aalto

Sjøholt is a small town in beautiful Sunnmøre in the western part of Norway. This town has a rich history and has for several centuries been a connection between land and sea. When tourists came here at the beginning of the 20th century, the historical city center developed into a vibrant place. Time passed and modernist city planning ruined the vibrant city center with a highway. Nowadays the municipality of Ørskog has taken action in revitalizing the city center, and especially the waterfront. Lykta is a tiny intervention, but it has the effect that the public can discover the waterfront in a new way. It marks the beginning of the newly-built environment by the harbor. Lykta is a new public space placed on the edge of Sjøholt, where the city center meets Storfjorden.

Lykta Fireplace / Workshop NTNU + Sami Rintala + Pasi Aalto
© Eskild Krogli Brygfjeld © Eskild Krogli Brygfjeld
  • architects: Pasi Aalto
  • architects: Sami Rintala
  • architects: Workshop NTNU
  • Location: Sjøholt, Norway
  • Project Year: 2019
  • Photographs: Eskild Krogli Brygfjeld
  • Photographs: Thomas Klungland
  • Area: 18.0 m2

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