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Preikestolen Fjellstue, Stavanger, timber construction, Helen & Hard

Energy efficiency in an extreme climate

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Preikestolen Fjellstue near Stavanger is a timber construction through and through: the walls and floors are all made of dowelled laminated plywood. The outer walls have a total thickness of 60 cm, which includes an additional 20 cm of cellulose insulation. The U value of the walls is 0.14 W/m2K. When compared to the old Fjellstue hut which this lodge replaces, energy consumption has been more than halved, bringing the total down to 111 kWh/m2.

Two Seasons Hotel, Stavanger, JDS Architects

Two Seasons Hotel in Stavanger

JDS Architects of Copenhagen and Brandsberg-Dahls Arkitekter of Stavanger have won the invited competition for a new hotel building in the Norwegian city of Stavanger. The Two Seasons will house over 200 rooms on 8,500 square metres, that float over an existing parking garage, shops and cafés on ground floor.

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