My Trondheim

[Þróndeimr]

Nevrosenteret was completed in 2006 and is 31 000m2 large. This includes the eastern building, Nevro Øst and the hotel, so three buildings in total.


Aerial photography by Helsebygg Midt-Norge









Hospital hotel entrance.

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There are also two more buildings i'd like to show, Øya Helsetun and Sykehusapoteket. These are not apart of St. Olavs Hospital, but is located
here as well since they are of the same usage.


Øya Helsetun was completed in 2008 and is 25 000m2 large.


Aerial photography by Helsebygg Midt-Norge

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Sykehusapoteket is a older building.


Aerial photography by Helsebygg Midt-Norge

[City of Rain]

Fantastic. From what I've seen, Trondheim, Bergen and Ålesund are architectually unmatched within Norway

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Thanks again for the pictures. After a lot of turmoil before the construction started, I am actually quite impressed how they have been able to build a completely new hospital while still treating patients.

Originally Posted by Þróndeimr

Ah, i should have known! Why does everybody say Vitenskaps-senteret and not Vitensentret?

Note sure who "everybody" is, but it could be a mixup with vitenskapsmuseet or vitenskapsforeningen, I guess.

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This winter i also tried to capture some last pictures of the previous hospital building, one of the most massive highrises in Norway.

This is how the site looked like yesterday, with ground works on the new hospital building which will be completed in 2013.


This was taken exactly one year ago, the yellow building in the middle is the hospital building.

Aerial photography by Helsebygg Midt-Norge


Destruction progress as of 5 of February 2011.

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Captions inside the building taken during the night on Fabruary 6th 2011.

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Pictures from the roof taken one month earlier on January 9th 2011.

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Despite bad weather for weeks in Trondheim i've been trying to get some pictures of a few building that has been completed in the last two years.

Olav Tryggvasons gate 12
Ill start off easy with just two pictures of Olav Tryggvasons gate 12, a building completed last year. Its a 980m2 large building with some offices and shops. This
is what replaced a three floor wooden building that burned down to the ground in a fire in February 2003.

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Søndre Gate 24/Gjelvangveita 7

Nabouring Olav Tryggvasons gate 12 is Søndre Gate 24/Gjelvangveita 7. It was the location of Sotaaen-gården which was
built following a major fire in 1841. This wooden building burned down to the ground in 2006. The new building was
completed in 2010 and is occupied by Thon Hotel Gildevangen and a shop in the first floor. The building it self is designed
with two different facades, a brick facade facing Søndre Gate, and with a wooden facade facing Gjelvangveita/Storchveita.



The main Thon Hotel Gildevangen building built in 1908.




The wooden facade facing the corner of Gjelvangveita and Storchveita.

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Olavsbuen/Olav Tryggvasons gate 51
On the corner of Sandgata, Olav Tryggvasons Gate and Prinsens Gate lies a new office building completed in 2009.

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Klæbuveien 20B and Klæbuveien 20A (Paulinelund Trafostasjon)
Reconstruction of Paulinelund Trafostasjon into apartments, building a new park and a new infill residential building on the corner to Einar Tambarskjelves Gate.
The project was completed last year and offer 28 apartments.

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Sluppenveien 17A
Sluppenveien 17A is the first building in a 130 000m2 large project located at the largest intersection in Trondheim, where E6 divides in two
directions. Completed in spring 2011 this 6 floor tall building offer 7400m2 of office area. Its facade is dressed in aluminium, and the building is
classified as a green building supported by Enova, graded to class B, 96 kwh each sqm pr year.

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Berg Studentby
Completed last year, Berg Studentby a 644 student apartment "city" consisting of 37 wooden "towers" towering above a 2 floor tall building. Between all these
towers are several streets and a park. You may as well walk between many of the towers on the roof of the 2 floor tall building.

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Klostergata 46-48
Completed in 2010, a 9000m2 large building with a supermarket in the first floor, offices and clinics in the rest of the building.







A rather depressing first floor facade facing Klostergata.

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I feel like making a new SSC-meme, right now. It goes as this:

You know your developer is cheap when...

Originally Posted by Þróndeimr

...they he can't afford concrete tiles the last meter to the building wall.



Please ad this it to your own favorite cut-back projects!

[Jarmo K]

that aluminium-clad building is exceptionally nice! and the same goes for your photography, christian!

[GlennHGSD]

I love these photos, and especially the buildings, there's so much nice and varied architecture in Trondheim

[wolkenkrabber]

I currently stay around 2-300 meters from the building in this photo. I can see it from my window

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