Snøhetta's "A House to Die In" Goes Up for Public Display as the Project Faces Approval Battle

The result of an 8 year collaborative process between Snøhetta and Norwegian artist Bjarne Melgaard, “A House to Die In,” is now on display at a new exhibition Tjuvholmen in Oslo, Norway.

Organized by the architects and artist with Selvaag Art Collection, the exhibition shows the artistic process of designing the unique home and studio that is currently seeking approval for its construction. To be located on the grounds of painter Edward Munch’s former house and workshop in western Oslo, the sculptural proposal has prompted discussion over how it honors the legacy of one of Norway’s most famous artists.

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Cite: "Snøhetta's "A House to Die In" Goes Up for Public Display as the Project Faces Approval Battle" 05 Feb 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/888472/snohettas-a-house-to-die-in> ISSN 0719-8884
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Snøhetta 八年之作 "归所"展览现已开放,讲述跨学科故事

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