Trondheim Næringspark
Trondheim Næringspark on Urbika (http://www.urbika.com/projects/view/1873-trondheim-n-aelig-ri)

Trondheim Næringspark (Sluppen Næringspark) is a large office development project at Sluppen, where E6 (Holtermannsveien) and E6
Omkjøringsveien meets. Two alternative developments are been considered. Alternative 1 suggests to keep most of the current 26 500m2 large
building mass, where most of the buildings are 5-6 floors tall. Alternative 2 suggests to tear down some of the current buildings occupying a large
part of the site an build a much larger building. A 20 floor tall highrise is also included in this alternative.

Alternative 1:

Name Height Area Construction
Sluppenveien 5 og 7 6 floors 22 300m2
Sluppenveien 9 1 floor 3 600m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 11 2 floors 6 600m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 13 2 floors 2 800m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 15 5 floors 6 100m2
Sluppenveien 17A 6 floors 6 300m2 2009 - 2011
Sluppenveien 17B og 17C 6 floors 9 800m2 2011 - 2013
Parkeringshus 3 floors 6 400m2
Sluppenveien 19 6 floors 13 600m2
Sluppenveien 21 5 floors 3 400m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 23 5 floors 3 200m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 25 5 floors 5 000m2

= Total area 89 100m2

Alternative 2:

Name Height Area Construction
Sluppenveien 5 og 7 6 floors 28 500m2
Sluppenveien 9 5 floors 18 000m2
Sluppenveien 11 6 floors 21 800m2
Sluppenveien 13 2 floors 2 800m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 15 5 floors 6 100m2
Sluppenveien 17A 6 floors 6 300m2 2009 - 2011
Sluppenveien 17B og 17C 6 floors 9 800m2 2011 - 2013
Parkeringshus 3 floors 6 400m2
Sluppenveien 19 20 floors 17 600m2
Sluppenveien 21 5 floors 3 400m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 23 5 floors 3 200m2 Completed
Sluppenveien 25 5 floors 5 000m2

= Total area 128 900m2


Illustrations | Alternative 1
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Illustrations | Alternative 2
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Kjeldsberg Høyhus
Trondheim - Norway

A 60m tall office building proposed togather with a larger complex of office buildings at Sluppen Næringspark, 5km south of downtown Trondheim. The building will have 15 floors and is been desined by local Trondheim architect company ARC Arkitekter AS (http://www.arcarkitekter.no/).


http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y162/cityz/Urban/Kjeldsberghyhus2.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y162/cityz/Urban/Kjeldsberghyhus1.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y162/cityz/Urban/Kjeldsberghyhus3.jpg

/edit by swede. what's left of the original post:

(Hi btw....my first post!)

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Hm, which day was this? Guess i should start reading newspapers again, since it seems like they don't publish everything online...

About one month ago or two months ago i heard about a 20 floor tall tower (+/-) been planned by Reitangruppen as well, somehow a headquarter as far as i know.

Btw, Sluppen is a good place to build high-rises in Trondheim, but only if they really did something more out of it than just another Risvollan high-rise in concrete! Sluppen could really use a facelift if it wants to become a more important area.

Hm, which day was this? Guess i should start reading newspapers again, since it seems like they don't publish everything online...

About one month ago or two months ago i heard about a 20 floor tall tower (+/-) been planned by Reitangruppen as well, somehow a headquarter as far as i know.

Btw, Sluppen is a good place to build high-rises in Trondheim, but only if they really did something more out of it than just another Risvollan high-rise in concrete! Sluppen could really use a facelift if it wants to become a more important area.
Yes, Sluppen could need a facelift, and a few semi-highrises (~20 floors) might do the area good. However, in my opinion, the best place to put high-rises in Trondheim would be Rosten. Some real highrises there would look very good seen from the city-center. Alternatively, highrises around Trolla would be OK. As an old Trondhjemmer I am by the way very glad that the high-rise tower projects at Nedre Elvehavn and Brattøra (both located in the central harbor districts) were not allowed. Talk about the wrong buildings at the wrong place.

Yes, Sluppen could need a facelift, and a few semi-highrises (~20 floors) might do the area good. However, in my opinion, the best place to put high-rises in Trondheim would be Rosten. Some real highrises there would look very good seen from the city-center. Alternatively, highrises around Trolla would be OK. As an old Trondhjemmer I am by the way very glad that the high-rise tower projects at Nedre Elvehavn and Brattøra (both located in the central harbor districts) were not allowed. Talk about the wrong buildings at the wrong place.

I agree. Sluppen needs a face lift, and the area could easley carrie a 20+ stories high building without looking to offensive in the skyline, same with Trolla and Tillerbyen. But regarding Nedre Elvehavn, I don't think 17 floors actually would jeopardyes the antique centre or skyline of down town Trondheim. The proposal was a slim structure which appeared quite translucent, compared to the 7 floor proposal that actually got planning permission, which I think looks more like an intrusive wall towards the park and eastend :ohno:

Anyhow, I dont think 20 stories at Sluppen should be to difficult to approve. Whatever they build at Sluppen will be an improvement to the area anyway :lol:

The most interesting here is that they actually mention Burj Dubai in the same article :lol:

That's a great tactic, seems like a tiny little structure this way=)

But regarding Nedre Elvehavn, I don't think 17 floors actually would jeopardyes the antique centre or skyline of down town Trondheim. The proposal was a slim structure which appeared quite translucent, compared to the 7 floor proposal that actually got planning permission, which I think looks more like an intrusive wall towards the park and eastend :ohno:

Since I moved away I have not followed this discussion too closely, but generally speaking, yes, for the nearest neighbors, a wider structure will obscure the view more than a slim, tall one. But at a distance (which most people care about), heights is far more important.
The most interesting here is that they actually mention Burj Dubai in the same article :lol:
Of course, beating Burj Dubai is the next project! (The Kjeldsberg family may have to borrow a little bit of money first....)

But since it is 60m it will be Trondheim's tallest if built. The tallest now, Trekanten, is only 46m it seems.

But since it is 60m it will be Trondheim's tallest if built. The tallest now, Trekanten, is only 46m it seems.
It will certainly be Trondheim's tallest office building (I am not sure which one is tallest currently, there are quite a few about the same height as Trekanten), but still will not be as prominent in the city as the Nidaros Cathedral (98 m) and Tyholt tower (124 m, with rotating restaurant at 74 m), particularly considering that the Nidaros Cathedral is located downtown, and that the Tyholt tower is located at a top of a hill overlooking the city.


The ultimate places to put a real highrise in the Trondheim area would probably be on top of Vassfjellet (710 m altitude):
http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/7489/trondheim47fc.jpg
(Image by Þróndeimr? Of the three tallest highrises at Rosten to the right, aforementioned "Trekanten" is closest to the edge of the picture)

..or more centrally located Gråkallen (551 m altitude):
http://www.vad1.com/photo/stock/n8-4-3.jpg
:lol:

At 710 m (Vassfjellet)+640m (Burj Dubai)= 1350 m height the view should be OK.

Of course, nobody (with the cash) is insane enough to invest in such a project, and neither dream proposals have any chance of being accepted either.

A Gråkallen highrise will certainly never never be given a green light as it is in the center of Trondheim's most important recreational area. Vassfjellet, with its 220 m TV mast with bright warning lights isn't too cosy today either, and might thus have a 0.1 % chance of being accepted with bored tunnel acces from the Trondheim side of the mountain.........

Interesting rendering, it looks like a really large development, why not divide the high-rises into two much taller buildings as the area can easilly take 100m!

About Nedre Elvehavn, yes, a too tall building do not fit there, but i'd rather see a building around 15 floors, tall, and slimb, with some greenery surrounding, as i think Elvehavn Brygge is way too much, with all these walled 6-9 story tall buildings.


http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/7489/trondheim47fc.jpg
(Image by Þróndeimr?
Yes

Trekanten or Quality Panorama Hotel is the tallest high-rise building in Trondheim, its just that QPH was not avaliable to be seen when i did all these high-rise studies a few years ago at the city archive.

Would not be bad if both Kjeldsberg and Reitan co-operated with a larger high-rise clauster at Heimdal, would make up a nice skyline with 2-4 taller high-rises!

Sluppenveien 17A
Sluppenveien 17A on Urbika (http://www.urbika.com/projects/view/1872-sluppenveien-17a)

Sluppenveien 17A is a 6 floor tall office building which will room ErgoGroup (http://www.ergogroup.no/). The 7400sqm large building is designed by Trondheim-based
ARC Arkitekter (http://www.arcarkitekter.no/) and will be completed in early 2011. Sluppenveien 17A is the first phase in the Trondheim Næringspark development.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y136/cityw/Skyscrapercity/Sluppenveien17A12.jpg

Sluppenveien 17A is a 6 floor tall office building which will room ErgoGroup (http://www.ergogroup.no/). The 7400sqm large building is designed by Trondheim-based
ARC Arkitekter (http://www.arcarkitekter.no/) and will be completed in 2010.
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y136/cityw/Skyscrapercity/Sluppenveien17A12.jpg

Construction status:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y136/cityw/Trondheim/DSC_0002small.jpg

Construction update, 19.06.2010.
Sluppenveien 17A
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=46764901&postcount=84

http://i46.tinypic.com/35a83ko.jpg

Klostergata 46-48
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=46241015&postcount=67

http://i46.tinypic.com/11hccwz.jpg

Construction update, 20.06.2010.
Sluppenveien 17A
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=46764901&postcount=84

http://i50.tinypic.com/24x29z4.jpg

http://i50.tinypic.com/22jg2d.jpg

Three update, 26.09.2010.

Sluppenveien 17A
Sluppenveien 17A on Urbika (http://www.urbika.com/projects/view/1872-sluppenveien-17a)

Sluppenveien 17A is a 6 floor tall office building which will room ErgoGroup (http://www.ergogroup.no/). The 7400sqm large building is designed by Trondheim-based
ARC Arkitekter (http://www.arcarkitekter.no/) and will be completed in early 2011. Sluppenveien 17A is the first phase in the Trondheim Næringspark development.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y136/cityw/Skyscrapercity/Sluppenveien17A12.jpg

Cladding is been installed.
http://i56.tinypic.com/2l8875c.jpg

When we're into Sluppen, here are the latest renderings of Trondheim Næringspark, and its next construction phase, Sluppenveien 17B og 17C.

http://i56.tinypic.com/2pqnach.jpg

http://i52.tinypic.com/sx20jb.jpg

Sluppenveien 17B og 17C, starting construction soon.
http://i53.tinypic.com/eju3nm.jpg

Planning on tunneling E6 aswell? :) Saving the highrise for last, as usual... :hammer:

Sluppenveien 17A
Sluppenveien 17A on Urbika (http://www.urbika.com/projects/view/1872-sluppenveien-17a)

Sluppenveien 17A is a 6 floor tall office building which will room ErgoGroup (http://www.ergogroup.no/). The 7400sqm large building is designed by Trondheim-based
ARC Arkitekter (http://www.arcarkitekter.no/) and will be completed in early 2011. Sluppenveien 17A is the first phase in the Trondheim Næringspark development.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y136/cityw/Skyscrapercity/Sluppenveien17A12.jpg

Construction update, 27.10.2010. Scroll >>
http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/438/sluppenveien17a.jpg

Update today, May 17th, 2011.

Sluppenveien 17A
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=46764901&postcount=84

Sluppenveien 17A was finally completed in March, so this is images of the completed building.

http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/4166/sluppen2.jpg

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7766/24953240.jpg http://img813.imageshack.us/img813/200/sluppen1.jpg

oops double post.

Sluppenveien 17A
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpost.php?p=46764901&postcount=84

Two first post is a report of some pictures i took in May, but here are some more close-up pictures of this new office building which marks the first
construction phase of Trondheim Næringspark. I must admit i like the facade.

http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/4166/sluppen2.jpg

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7766/24953240.jpg http://img813.imageshack.us/img813/200/sluppen1.jpg

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7766/24953240.jpg http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/8676/trondheimupdate16.jpg

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7766/24953240.jpg http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/1198/trondheimupdate15.jpg

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/7766/24953240.jpg http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/7138/trondheimupdate10.jpg

http://img828.imageshack.us/img828/8836/trondheimupdate13.jpg

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/3884/trondheimupdate14.jpg

http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/15/trondheimupdate12.jpg

http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/9568/trondheimupdate11.jpg

Yup, I like the metal cladding too, is it brushed aluminium? Although they could of course have made it a bit more exciting than just plain and flat, something more like this for example (Beekman Place N.Y): (dream, dream ;))

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1359/5142304709_991be87df8_b.jpg

^^ yes, its brushed aluminium. We're miles away from anything similar to Beekman Place with modern architecture in Trondheim, and i bet we can dream for the rest of our lives without seeing anything even close!

I'm sure Beekman Place would be loved by the Miljøpartiet in Trondheim.

Miljøpartiet wants as low buildings as possible. The Trondheim næringspark is probably too tall for them...

I quite like how the building ended up. Finally a building looking better than the renders!:cheers:

Yes yes, fine. But one shiny house does not a næringspark make. When's the rest coming?

Interesting rendering, it looks like a really large development, why not divide the high-rises into two much taller buildings as the area can easilly take 100m!

About Nedre Elvehavn, yes, a too tall building do not fit there, but i'd rather see a building around 15 floors, tall, and slimb, with some greenery surrounding, as i think Elvehavn Brygge is way too much, with all these walled 6-9 story tall buildings.


Yes

Trekanten or Quality Panorama Hotel is the tallest high-rise building in Trondheim, its just that QPH was not avaliable to be seen when i did all these high-rise studies a few years ago at the city archive.

Would not be bad if both Kjeldsberg and Reitan co-operated with a larger high-rise clauster at Heimdal, would make up a nice skyline with 2-4 taller high-rises!

Did you find out how tall Risvollan senter is back then?

45m...

Did you find out how tall Risvollan senter is back then?

Everything i found out back then was put on Emporis.com/Trondheim (http://www.emporis.com/city/trondheim-norway). Emporis isn't as good as it was back then, hence i have not updated anything there since late 2006.