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Fish market in Bergen

Introduction:

Fish Market in Bergen has an important historical background; the area the market constructed also used in the 13th century as an open market. Their main purpose is producing climatizing protection to the fish rather than having an interior space for markets; that’s why the façade could be open on warm days, so the interior can contact with the outside.

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Project Fact File

-LOCATION : -SITE AREA : Bergen, Norway 4260��2

-YEAR : -Architects : 2012 Eder Biesel Arkitekter

Bergen, Norway

Analysis of ground floor

Analysis of first floor

The flexible glass façade provides shelter towards wind and weather

The facade can be opened on warm summer days. Market activities inside connect to those outside in a way that creates one homogenous market place and market: The fish market in Bergen

Muttrah Fish Market

Muttrah Fish Market

Introduction:

The new market celebrates the continuity of the region’s trade and fishing traditions, while also catering to Oman’s growing tourism industry. Situated at Muttrah’s harbour, a top tourist attraction, it houses a rooftop restaurant in addition to the market itself. The design exemplifies contextual regionalism, respecting the scale and integrity of the traditional context whilst adding new and dynamic elements. The curved wall that defines its spine reflects the radial shape of the corniche and bay area, and has light-filtering pierced decoration.

Project Fact File

-LOCATION : -SITE AREA : Muscat, Oman 5769��2

-YEAR : -Architects : 2017 Snøhetta, Oslo, Norway

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