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When watching a Nardwuar interview, seeing the pure shock on his guests' faces when he pulls out one of his signature props is just as good — if not better — than actually hearing their answers to his questions.
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November's B.C. Photographer of the Month is inspired by the natural elements.
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A routine vaccination has turned into a nightmare for a B.C. family after a six-year-old girl was exposed to HIV.
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This bright, airy space is the vision of Nick Sully and his team at
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Eccentrics are the subject of Zaritsky's new documentary film, "A...
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Joann Pai is used to eating her dinners cold.
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A small price to pay, though,...
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A Conservative B.C. MP's personal Facebook post gives a rare glimpse into the life of a federal politician and the need to be "politically correct all the time."
David Wilks, who represents Kootenay-Columbia, posted this revealing message to his Facebook friends last week:
(0) Comments | Posted August 19, 2014 | 4:07 PM
In an industry where artists often face lawsuits for sampling or remixing another musician's work, one Vancouver record label isn't condoning it — in fact, they're encouraging it.
Monstercat is a local record company that focuses on electronic dance music, and they're pioneering a new way of thinking....
(0) Comments | Posted August 11, 2014 | 5:26 PM
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The fest, located about an hour north of Vancouver in Squamish, B.C., brought...
(0) Comments | Posted August 7, 2014 | 8:18 PM
A Vancouver artist is using a normally grim symbol to remind us to love the life we have.
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"For me the skull signifies equality at the...
(0) Comments | Posted August 1, 2014 | 2:50 PM
When Donovan Mahoney first started snapping photos with his iPhone almost three years ago, he didn't realize it would change his perspective on life.
The Vancouver man had fought a long battle with drugs, and was going through detox and rehab. He says photography acted as a form...
(0) Comments | Posted July 22, 2014 | 3:30 PM
Both literal and figurative rain clouds hovered over B.C.'s Pemberton Music Festival, but it didn't stop the event from raging on with everything it had.
Relaunched after a six-year hiatus, the festival ran from June 18 to 20 in Pemberton, B.C., a small mountain town north of Whistler....
(0) Comments | Posted July 21, 2014 | 2:41 PM
Perry Ehrlich walks into Vancouver's Norman Rothstein Theatre, passing the 77 kids in the audience. The nervous energy and excitement are palpable.
Immediately one child exclaims, "Hi, Perry!"
He turns and waves, then makes his way to the front of the theatre. It's the first day for this year's...
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Over at Preliator pro Causa, Joe McKen presents a hillarious summary of what has to be one of the absolute worst arguments ever made against same-sex marriage.Marriage should be limited to unions of a man and a woman because they alone can "produce unplanned and unintended offspring," opponents of gay marriage have told the Supreme Court.By contrast, when same-sex couples decide to have children, "substantial advance planning is required," said Paul D. Clement, a lawyer for House … [Read more...]
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A second project in the laboratory involves DNA microarray analysis of animals carrying mutations in the Presenilin gene. The normal function of Presenilin is unknown but mutations in this gene are the major cause of familial Alzheimer's disease in humans. Using Drosophila as a model genetic organism, we have identified lysosomal dysfunction as one major consequence of animals having Presenilin loss-of-function alleles. Biochemical analysis has confirmed some of the gene expression results and we hope to expand this study to transgenic mice in the near future. Our results will not only help define genetic pathways compromised in Alzheimer's disease but could also help identify function(s) for the Presenilin protein.
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Transgenic lines with fluorescent reporter genes are constructed using cis DNA regulatory elements from neurotransmitter specific genes. Neurons are then obtained from either dissociated nervous system or they are generated by culturing neural progenitor cells. The neurons are purified into neurotransmitter specific populations on the basis of their fluorescence. In Drosophila we then extract RNA from the purified neurons and determine expression using commercially available whole genome microarrays.
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Thomas, Vivien T. 1910-1985
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Christopher Marlowe : the plays and their sources by Vivien Thomas ( Book )
1 edition published in 1994 in English and held by 11 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Brings together for the first time in a single volume all the recognised sources of Marlowe's dramatic work. An invaluable resource for all those interested Marlowe and the development of Elizabethan theatre
Partners of the heart : Vivien Thomas and his work with Alfred Blalock : an autobiography by Vivien T Thomas ( Book )
2 editions published between 1997 and 1998 in English and held by 4 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Visitors to the Blalock Building at the Johns Hopkins University Medical Center are greeted by portraits of two great men. One, of renowned heart surgeon Alfred Blalock, speaks for itself. The other, of highschool graduate Vivien Thomas, is testimony to the incredible genius and determination of the first black man to hold a professional position at one of America's premier medical institutions. Thomas's dreams of attending medical school were dashed when the Depression hit. After spending some time as a carpenter's apprentice, Thomas took what he expected to be a temporary job as a technician in Blalock's lab. The two men soon became partners and together invented the field of cardiac surgery" --Cover, p. 4
Partners of the heart ( Visual )
1 edition published in 2002 in English and held by 2 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Focuses on Vivien Thomas, a successful heart surgeon of Afro-American descent and his work with surgeon, Alfred Blalock. Both surgeons specialised in cardiovascular disease, etc
Vivien T. Thomas an oral history by Vivien T Thomas ( Recording )
2 editions published in 1967 in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
Subject is Dr. Alfred Blalock and his contributions, with emphasis on the Blalock-Taussig procedure
Pioneering research in surgical shock and cardiovascular surgery Vivien Thomas and his work with Alfred Blalock : an autobiography by Vivien T Thomas ( Book )
1 edition published in 1985 in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
Thomas, Vivien Theodore
Interview with Peter D. Olch. Baltimore, April 20, 1967 by Vivien T Thomas ( Book )
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The Massachusetts Broadband Institute reports that its application for more than $100 million in federal stimulus funds to speed up broadband infrastructure deployment in Western Massachusetts has been rejected in the latest round of grants.
The state has been building out a high-speed fiber-optic trunk line along the Interstate 91 highway running from the Connecticut to the Vermont borders. The requested federal funds, which the institute announced it was seeking last August, would be used to build out broadband connection rings in what was described as a "middle mile" application in communities in Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin and Berkshire Counties. Those rings would then be connected to the larger trunk running along I-91.
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The institute already gave out state funds in late July from the $40 million bond bill that established the group, awarding $4.3 million to lay the fiber along I-91.
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SA Vice President Judy Mai, a senior health and human services major, was recently accepted into Stony Brook's Higher Education Master's program. The opportunity will allow her to work while obtaining the degree, which is entirely online. Yusong Shi, The Spectrum
Every year, graduating seniors debate between two options as a stepping-stone into their futures: going straight to graduate school or pursuing a job.
Questions of finances and potential unemployment weigh heavily in the minds of many soon-to-be UB graduates as they debate lunging into the professional world or continuing higher education. Students are faced with difficult choices, trying to decide whether the cost of a master's will be worth it once they enter their fields.
David Murphy-Longhini, a senior finance and management information systems major, originally had plans to attend graduate school at UB through a scholarship. The Information and Cyber Security Scholarship would have given him $25,000 a year to attend, and after completing the program, he would take a government job for two years.
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SA Vice President Judy Mai, a senior health and human services major, did not plan to attend graduate school but found a program that fit into her needs. She was accepted into Stony Brook's higher education master's program. The program is fully online and allows Mai to have a job while working toward the degree.
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Mai said she wanted a change from the educational world. She said the online aspect of the program allows her to work on her degree from any location while giving her the chance to work toward getting a job in a university setting.
Some students want to defer going to graduate school.
Babita Persaud, a senior communication design and psychology major, said she couldn't see herself going to graduate school right after graduation.
"It's a different commitment in grad school," Persaud said. "You can't just ... change your major every semester as we can in undergrad. In grad school, it's two years of intense work, and you have to be committed to what you want to do."
She wants to apply to different sets of jobs to have a variety of experiences before eventually applying to graduate school.
If a student knows exactly what he or she wants to do in graduate school, it would save a lot of time in the future, she said.
In a report from the Council of Graduate Schools, applications for admission to U.S. graduate schools increased 3.9 percent between fall 2011 and fall 2012.
Longhini said the choice depends on the kind of job offer, too. If someone would be able to make more connections after getting a master's degree and also have a better job offer afterward, he believes it is a better situation than staying at a less rewarding job for two years.
Persaud said the cost of graduate school was also a large factor in her decision.
The average amount of debt for those graduating with a bachelor's degree in 2012 was $29,400, according to the Institute for College Access & Success.
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Staff: We found the Pearl's staff to be exceptional good.
Room: The veranda room was smaller than some, but comfortable, as was the bed. The room temperature was always perfect since we that the controls.
Food: The buffet food was excellent (better than Celebrity or Princess), but the main dinning rooms had strange menu selections, ie meatloaf. A small lobster tail was offered with fish the first night and never again. Shrimp was seldom seen as well. I don't know about others, but I don't go on a cruise to eat meatloaf and pot roast.
Entertainment: Best shows on any ship. The Franie Valie revival was great as was Jeff the magician/comedian. The rock music played poolside was not appropriated for the predominately older crowd on board.
Smoking: We are smokers and were surprised that the open deck beyond the buffet did not allow smoking. How health conscious non-smokers can complain about cigarette smoke while they inhale BBQ smoke and engine More exhaust (proven carcinogens)always amazes me.
Excursions: The port excursions offer the the ship were overpriced. We went to Mendenhall glacier through a tour booked in town and saved about $75.00 for the two of us. We would have enjoyed a seaplane tour, but not for $400.00 each.
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Beaut Retreat QLD
House | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
|Key Info
Lovely large High Set Queenslander lovingly restored to its original. New high quality modern kitchen and new appliances. Open plan dining and lounge. 3 Bathrooms with bathroom that has shower over large bath and large vanity. Parent and TV Family Room, kids retreat.
Contains 3 large bedrooms with master bedroom with en suite. High ceilings and built ins to bedrooms, air conditioning though out and fans to bedrooms and living areas.
Quality Black bean high polished timber floors throughout - oozes character and charm. Lush gardens with large tropical concrete swimming pool. Outdoor settings, barbecue area relax near the pool surrounded by palm trees and tropical gardens.
This home is ideal location in much sort after Upper Earlville in a quite friendly cul-de-sac near shopping centre, transport, restaurants and 15 minutes from Cairns City Centre.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (5), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 9
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Trampoline
|Secure parking
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What Outdoor Activity Are You Hoping to Try This Spring?
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Read More 2010 SpringSpring SportsPollOutdoors
BlondeSugar 4 years
As much as possible! I would love to hike, kayak (I'm also in NYC) and rollerblade. I know that's so 90s but I got LandRollers and they're awesome. Such a great thigh workout!
4 years
Kayaking! I just moved to NYC and it seems like there are lots of places to rent a kayak and get an amazing arm workout with MORE than amazing views of the city skyline!!
Purrsnickety 4 years
I just got into hiking last year after moving to Florida so I hope to explore more trails in the area this year. It's so much fun to be exploring with friends, seeing all the wildlife around and getting such a great workout without feeling like it's a chore.
BabyNorbert 4 years
I plan on going "old-school" so I'll be jumping rope and hula hooping like back in the 3rd grade - can't wait to bring out my inner child!
GlowingMoon 4 years
Doing some hill work when I trail jog.
equestriennechic 4 years
Horseback riding out on the trails in the beautiful sunshine! :)
goddessru 4 years
I'm really excited about the nice weather and all the opportunities it brings. Fiance (soon to be husband!) and I are going to invest in some bikes. I planned out a couple of hikes in my area, working my way up to a moutain! And I'm trying to get some tennis lessons.
tylergrl33 4 years
Biking in the park! Can't wait!
benheld 4 years
I just bought a bike about 2 weeks ago! I'm getting a little bored with the treadmill, elliptical, and running. I've only gone out on my bike twice, as it's been a little chilly. But I'm ready to ready to get out there and pedal!
inlove23 4 years
I agree Spectra!!! I love planting, we just bought Deliahs to plant (sorry if I spelled that wrong) and the tulips are already blossoming! I hate onion grass! It's so hard to weed.
danakscully64 4 years
Something Else - I'm staying indoors :p My asthma and allergies get bad in the Spring, best if I workout inside. I would LOVE to play tennis, but I don't think we have courts around here.
Spectra 4 years
I'm totally going to get out and garden this year. I am going to till up all the ugly weeds that are by my house and I'm going to plant veggies and some bulbs.
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3 Houses in Paradis / Helen & Hard
Architects: Helen & Hard
Location: Stavanger, Norway
Project Year: 2010
Client: Jan Fjermestad AS/Jadarhus AS
Photographs: Courtesy of Helen & Hard
Pulpit Rock Mountain Lodge / Helen & Hard
Architects: Helen & Hard
Location: Strand, Norway
Client: Stavanger Trekking Association
Project Year: 2008
Project Area: 1,260 sqm
Photographs: Courtesy of Helen & Hard
The new Pulpit Rock mountain lodge, the winning design competition entry in 2004, accommodates twenty-eight guest rooms, a café, a restaurant and a conference room. The lodge is situated at the trail-head leading up to The Pulpit Rock, the sheer cliff cantilevering over the Lysefjord.
New Mining Museum / HULTMANMAGNUSSON
Young Swedish architects, HULTMANMAGNUSSON, won the competition to design a new mining museum in Jøssingfjord, Norway, a city famous for its long history of mining and excavation of Titanium powder, used for white color pigment. Located in the valley of the beautiful fjord, the 2000 m2 museum will exhibit the history, geology and technology of the area, together with temporary exhibitions. Their proposal was called Varde, meaning a manmade pile of stones common in this area of Norway. By using natures own material and arranging it a new shape, an important place is marked in the landscape.More images and architects' description after the break.
Video: Knut Hamsun Center / Steven Holl
We recently found this video on Architecture Record's website that features Steven Holl talking about his design for the Knut Hamsun Center. This design has been honored with many prestigious awards including the North Norwegian Architecture Prize and the 2011 Byggeskikkprisen.
Danish/Norwegian team wins competition for Asker Sentrum
Asker Municipality in Norway continues its urban development towards a larger, more dynamic city centre. DARK, ADEPT and a consultant team have just won the international competition for city development and expansion of Asker Centre. Their project proposal "In the Loop" presents a unified, urban city for sports and social experiences. More images and complete press release after the break.
Mesterfjellet School / Cebra, Various Architects, and Østengen & Bergo
Young, promising architects Cebra (more projects here), Various Architects (more projects here), and Østengen & Bergo (more projects here) shared with us their competition proposal where they won the first prize. Their "relativity" concept for the Mesterfjellet School creates a unique experience for Larvik, Norway, designed around the user's room program, site conditions and functional specifications to cultivate a positive learning environment. More images and architects' description after the break.
Solberg Tower & Rest Area / Saunders Architecture
Sarpsborg is a green, flat and calm piece of South Norway and a traditional stopover for travellers on the route to and from Sweden. In 2004, the Norwegian Highway Department together with the Regional Government approached Saunders for a new project in the area; uniquely however, without having predetermined the commission's particular needs.
Architects: Saunders Architecture
Location: Sarpsborg, Østfold, Norway
Project Area: 2,000 sqm
Project Year: September 2010
Photographs: Bent Rene Synnevaag
St. Hans "Haugen" Performance Center / ctrl+n
The "Haugen" project is a proposal by Control New Arkitektur (ctrl+n) in order to start a discussion on how to make better use of the public spaces in Oslo, Norway all year round. So they are here to pose two questions. Firstly, how can we maintain such use throughout the rest of the year? Secondly, how can we offer some much needed rehearsal and performance space back to the city? This proposal will engage and evoke through taking us back to our parks all year round. More images and architects' description after the break.
Video: Peter Zumthor and Louise Bourgeois Steilneset Witch Trial Memorial
Shown under construction last month, the project is a memorial for the 91 victims of the 17th-century witch trials in Vardo, Norway. Illuminated windows, 91 in total dedicated to each victim, are incorporated within Zumthor's information centre design which measures over 400′ long with a connective thread of tautly stretched silk sheets.
Peter Zumthor in an interview with ArtInfo described his unique collaboration with artist Louise Bourgeois remarking, "I had my idea, I sent it to her, she liked it, and she came up with her idea, reacted to my idea, then I offered to abandon my idea and to do only hers, and she said, 'No, please stay.' So, the result is really about two things — there is a line, which is mine, and a dot, which is hers… Louise's installation is more about the burning and the aggression, and my installation is more about the life and the emotions [of the victims]."
ADEPT wins competition in Oppdal, Norway
The scenic skiing and hiking area Oppdal in Norway is being revitalized with a new dynamic city center. ADEPT, in collaboration with Various Architects and Lalaland landscape architects, has won the international competition for Oppdal Sentrum.
Their winner proposal Oppdal+ presents a dense mountain village containing new developments – residences, holiday houses, offices and retail – designed in an eco-friendly and accessible manner to increase the flow and number of skiers, hikers and activity-seekers in the center of Oppdal. More images and complete press release after the break.
The Norwegian Steel Construction Prize 2011: Holmenkollen Ski Jump / JDS Architects
It was announced at a recent seminar, "Materials and Resistance" in Oslo, Norway, that the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, designed by JDS Architects, was the recipient for the Norwegian Steel Construction Prize 2011. A presentation of the winning project and award ceremony will take place under the Norwegian Ståldag (Steel Day), the 3rd of November 2011 at the Grand Hotel in Oslo. More images and description after the break.
Schandorff Square / Østengen & Bergo AS
The dead end Schandorff street in the centre of Oslo was converted from car parking lot to an urban green space, Schandorff Square, adding up to an existing green structure through an old cemetery in the east. The square was privately financed by developer Høegh Eiendom AS and completed in 2009 when it was donated to the municipality. The square is surrounded by well-known motives of Oslo: The Trinity Church in the south, and the Deichman Library's pompous pillars in the east. The falling street Keysersgate opens a sight line from west.
Landscape Architect: Østengen & Bergo AS
Location: Akersgata 64-68 Oslo, Norway
Project Area: 2,500 sqm
Project Year: 2009
Photographs: Østengen & Bergo AS
Rommen School and Cultural Center / Østengen & Bergo AS
The former school building was too small, and had to be replaced. The new building includes a large multipurpose sports hall, its own performance hall and an open library. Offices for the community culture school and part of the local council is also located here. The school houses 770 pupils from 1st to 10th grade. The facilities both indoor and outdoor will serve the whole community. The school is located to an almost flat site, slightly rising to the north, in a valley surrounded by hills. East of the site there are ravines with grassy slopes and valuable vegetation belts. Two power lines are crossing the area. With the largest line to the west, the project and the landscape design therefore pays more attention to the east. The vegetation belts in the east are reinforced and continue into the campus. Closer to the building, they get more cultured, and "finger-merged" with the building wings.
Landscape Architect: Østengen & Bergo AS
Location: Rommen, Oslo, Norway
Architect: L2 Arkitekter
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Rolf Estensen, Espen Grønli, and Østengen & Bergo AS
Gjerdrum High School / Østengen & Bergo AS
The landscape for this school was designed by Østengen & Bergo AS. The school is located in a gently sloping terrain towards the south west, with traces of past ravines. The building is located with its "back" to the north and opens against the sports facilities and the hills far away to the south. The schoolyard is developed around a central zone south of the building. To the west is built a garden formed as stylized ravines, linked to the building with wooden piers, including various activities. Along the south wall of the building is an activity area with basketball court, volleyball court, running track, jumping pits for long jump and table tennis. The area will also serve as a great gathering place for the school. In one of the ravines there is also a volleyball court.
Landscape Architect: Østengen & Bergo AS, landscape architects MNLA
Location: Gjerdrum, Norway
Architect: Kristin Jarmund Architects
Area: 56,000 sqm
Project Year: 2009
Photographs: Rolf Estensen, Jiri Havran, Dagrun Agnethe Ødegaard
Proscenium Trondheim / Point Supreme Architects + Gerousis + Hughes
Last year, we shared the results of Europan 10 with you - a biennial competition asking architects for innovative housing solutions for European sites. For 2011, the competition's objective is to promote awareness about the environment and how we occupy the natural world. We've been covering the 2011 proposals, such as Europan Norway 2011, and today, we share an update on the progress of the Europan Norway 2010 winning scheme. After winning the Europan for Trondheim Norway, Point Supreme Architects, Alexandros Gerousis and Beth Hughes, have recently completed the second phase of the concept design and are preparing for the project to be realized. Recently, the project was identified as a pilot project for the Norwegian government's 'Cities of the Future' program – currently one of only 6 in Norway and the second in Trondheim. The project will serve as an example of environmentally sustainable design strategies combined with innovative architecture – reflecting the ambitions and principles of Svartlamoen which has also been regulated as an eco-urban testing ground.
More about the winning project after the break.
Vestfold Crematorium / Pushak
Transforming Landscapes Exposition / Reiulf Ramstad Architects
Reiulf Ramstad Architects will be hosting an exhibition that aims to explore the questions of this century that deal with the tension between local and global conditions of the natural and the artificial, between cyberspace and realspace, and between stillness and change. Their ambition is to create a contemporary architecture-based analysis of the site, from which emerges a sensitive interpretation of these conditions, paving the way for architectural design.
Based on the uniqueness of each context, RRA hopes to establish a carefully chosen set of materials and spatial distribution characterized by each place and the intervention. Their projects are characterized by forms and innovative tectonic stress of a spatial continuity between exterior and interior landscapes.
The exhibition will take place this Friday, April 15, from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm at La Galerie d'Architecture.
Education House in Kjeller / Lund+Slaatto Architects
Architects: Lund+Slaatto Architects
Location: Kjeller, Norway
Client: Kunnskapsbyen properties
Project area: 7,000 sqm
Project year: 2009
Photographs: Marte Garmann