PORTFOLIO NILS EIVIND HORNELAND
TABLE OF CONTENT
CV
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p.4-5
LATEST PROJECTS
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p.8-11
MIXING AXIS, DIPLOMA PROJECT
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p.6-19
DOUBLE HOME URBANISM
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p.20-23
ARCHITECTURAL OWNERSHIP
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p.24-27
WORK//REST
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p.28-31
HEGGERNES VALSEMØLLE
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p.32-35
OTHER EXPERIENCES
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p.36-37
Curriculum Vitae NAMN
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Nils Eivind Horneland
FØDSELSDATO
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19.08.1983
NASJONALITET
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Norsk
SPRÅK
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Norsk, Engelsk
ADRESSE
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Kalfarveien 66, 5022 Bergen
E-POST / TELEFON
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nehorneland@gmail.com / 93057735
Personlige kvalitetar
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Jobbar godt i team. Folk opplever meg som ein sjølvstendig, positiv og ærlig person med stor arbeidskapasitet. Eg kjem frå ein gard på Stord, men likar meg best i byn. Spenninga finn ein i motsetningar.
Utdanning
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2008-2013
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Bergen Arkitekthøgskule Master i Arkitektur
Vår 2012
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Arkitekthøgskulen i Oslo, Utveksling, eitt semester, Studio B 3
2003-2007
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Universitetet i Bergen, Historisk Filosofisk Fakultet, Bachelor i kulturvitskap med fordjuping i kunsthistorie
2005-2006
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Kunstskulen i Bergen
Erfaring
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2013-2015
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Driv eige foretak: Arkitekt MNAL Nils Eivind Horneland: Studentboliger på Nygårdhøgda for Jansen eiendom (under utforming) Tilbygg på Stord (Byggjestart februar 2015) Andre prosjekt: Båthotell, musikkstudio, leilighetsbygg (u.u.) m.fl Jobbar også hos Lars Berge med diverse prosjekt
2014-
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Rådgjevande arkitekt i byutviklingsgruppe for Byluftlisten (politisk/ulønna)
2013
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Jobba som ufaglært snekker på tilbygg på Stord
2008-2014
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Organisert og initiert Boccia-fest. Eit arrangement med boccia i sentrum av Stord. Ca. hundre og femti personar påmelde. Bykjernefokus.
2011
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Teikna hytte (Bømlo).
2010
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Teikna tilbygg (Notodden).
2009
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Teikna søknadsteikningar for Stord Ridesportsenter. Areal: 3200 kvadratmeter. Bygd på Stord i 2013.
2007-08
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Ansatt som eittåring ved sjømannskyrkja i Albir. Diverse oppgåver.
2005 og 2006
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Organisert og initiert Størjevikfestivalen.1500 besøkande og 14 band.
2002-2003
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Førstegangsteneste: Hans Majestet Kongens Garde
Tekniske ferdighetar
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Rhino, Archicad, Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, GIS Esri, Procreate m.m
Interesser
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Musikk Teikning Maling
PROJECTS
ASSAHUSET Assahuset got its name from the previous dweller. His name was Askild. This was the Main House on the farm Horneland and now the eldest son is coming home. He wants to extend the old house before he moves in with his family. The extension will be built in a modern style, but at the same time have a lot of similarities with the old house. The windows in the west facade plays with the sizes of the window and the cladding is still made of wood, but will be put as standing kebony cladding.
SECOND FLOOR
MAIN FLOOR
FACADE VEST
Fasade fr책 vest 1:100
VEDLEGG: 14 Arkitekt MNAL Nils Eivind Horneland Vestre Torggaten 22 5015 Bergen nehorneland@gmail.com org:999334792
FACADE NORTH Fasade fr책 nord 1:100 Arkitekt MNAL Nils Eivind Horneland Vestre Torggaten 22 5015 Bergen nehorneland@gmail.com org:999334792
JAHNEBAKKEN STUDENTBOLIGER Jahnebakken Studentboliger is a newly started project placed on Nygårdshøyden in Bergen. Jansen Eiendom have bought two old villas with a big connecting garden next to Nygårdsparken. Thats where the dwellings for students will be placed. The area is surrounded by the campus of University of Bergen and. The project will not have many parking lots for cars, but will be based on bikes and collective transport.
FACADE SOUTH
FOLLESE KAI Follese Kai is positioned south vest on Askøy outside of Bergen. The plot is almost six acres and facing south. It used to be a sprat production site in the 1940s, but it burned down. Since then the site has been empty with its solide pier facing the beautiful view towards Sotrabrua. Jansen Eiendom wants to build a housing project for about 30-40 apartments on this site. We are still early in the process. One of the reason for the project to start rolling now is Askøypakken witch is the government giving Askøy money to enforce the roads on the island. Fylkesvei 212 is one of the chosen sections that will be enforced in Askøypakken and is passing close to the site Follese Kai.
This drawing is a simple sketch showing one of many possibilities on the site. Behind the plot there is an old harbour with many authentic boat houses.
EXTENDING MY SUMMER HOUSE This fall, after I graduated from Bergen School of Architecture, I drew, planned and built my own annex on my old summer house at Stord. The house is over hundred years old and the years have really proved its existence through rot and bias. I did not wanted the new buildout to show. What we needed was the old building to be itself with a bigger capasity.
Sirihuset close to its finsh.
I extended the house with 2,60 meters. By doing this we got a bigger kitchen, a new bedroom upstairs and a new bathroom. Areal effectivety became extremely important. I also cut my own cladding with timber from our own forest.
BOAT HOTEL A boat Hotel is a place where people can store their boats over the vinter period. The project is still going on, but this proposal is the first to be discussed. It is based on a prinsiple where boats are stored in height with a fork truck. The site in the middle of two marinas in the south part of Stord on the west coast of Norway.
This section explains the storing principle. To get the boats in and out you need a fork truck.
MIXING AXIS, AXIS Diploma project /BAS/ Spring -13
SUNNHORDLAND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH PARK In collaboration with fellow student Jørund Bjørlykke Tutors: Thomas Wiesner/Espen folgerø
Each of the thirty largest cities in Norway emerged as a consequence of maritime infrastructure. However, as the use of automobiles has expanded, and with it the road network, it has replaced many of the functions that were provided exclusively by the sea. This diploma proposes an industrial knowledge hub as a strategy to develop the area between a historic city core and a suburban shopping area. The site of investigation is on the Island of Stord, an island located in the region of Sunnhordland, on the West coast of Norway The historic centre of Leirvik is being challenged by a rapidly developing shopping area along the costal highway E39 at Heiane. Instead of development merging the two cores, a constant growth is taking place outwards, generating an ever greater distance between the evolving center at Heiane and Leirvik. The industry at Stord has proven highly resilient in adapting to global competition, yet once again they have begun loosing contracts and are being forced to reconsider how they can be competitive into the future. We propose to expand the role of the existing industry through the creation of the Sunnhordland Offshore Research Cluster, situated between Leirvik´s historic city core and Heiane´s highway shopping core.
Opposit page:Area of investigation at Stord
SITUATION
1940 Production of herring oil
Bergen
Trondheim
Stord Bergen Stord
Stavanger
Stavanger Maritime infrastructure Car based infrastructure
1960 Production of oil tankers
1980 Production of oil rigs
2013 (proposal) Offshore research park -test pool for scale models
Developmpent today
Proposed development (densification between cores)
Developmpent today
E-39
Coastal highway
Heiane
Vabakken
Suburban shopping area based on the coastal highway E-39
Obsolent area consisting of sheds
Industry
Cornerstone of the society/economy at Stord
Proposed location of Sunnhordland Offshore Research Park Location of existing industry at Stord
Leirvik
Historic core based on the maritime infrastructure
SITE AND INTENTIONS Agri culture Dwelling
Retail area
Regulation plan today
Sport & Schools
Forest
Proposed regulation plan
Today the site consists of shed structures facillitating for space required retailing
During opening hours the area is active
During closed hours the area is not active
Sport
Dwelling
INTENSITY
Office
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Inspired by the low cost sheds used in retail areas, the architecture explores the potensial of this typology. By mixing different programs the project aims to keep a higher intesity during the whole day.
The simple structure of a shed allows for a flexible use and different climatic zones. By using elements from this standarized way of building the project propose to play with the skin of the shed and introduces smaller climated boxes inside the shed depending on it´s function.
BOX IN BOX
ORGANIZATION OF SPACE
Playing with the skin
Dwelling
First skin: open Second skin: sealed
Facilitating for different use
Office
First skin: sealedSecond skin: open
Photo: Klara Sofie Ludvigsen
School
First skin: open Second skin: sealed
Dwelling
(more private)
Office
(more public)
School
(combination)
THE LOGIC OF THE BUILDING Sunnhordland Offshore park consists of two different axis. The Urban Axis is pointing towards Heiane (retail area) and Leirvik (the old city centre). The green axis is streching from the school and sport area to the recreational area on the other side of the coastal highway E-39.
FRAME WORK
The core element of the intervention is a big test pool in which the two axis are crossing over. By placing the Research Park in between the two centres we intend to start a densification process. Better facilities for walking and bisycling would improve the accessibility between the two centres. In close future we believe these two will grow as one. The Urban Axis contains offices, an engineer school, dwellings and pathways. The Green axis is planned as a park. It contains green houses, pathways and parks.
SCHOOL
Retail area
Test Pool Public Sports/Schools Public Urban axis
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Forest Green axis
DWELLINGS
Historical Centre
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OFFICES
POOL & PARKING
ADM, CANTINA & AUDITORIUM
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Towards Bergen
GREEN HOUSES & PARKS
Photo: Klara Sofie Luvigsen
SECTION GREEN AXIS
Photo: Klara Sofie Luvigsen
Land책sen Existing network of pathways in the forest used for recreation
Photo: Klara Sofie Luvigsen
Green houses Green houses along the Axis for people living in the Urban Axis
Gardens Common gardens for people living in the Urban Axis
E-39 Using the Green Axis to reconnect the the two sides disrupted by the road
Parking Underground parking serving the research park and surrounding programs
Photo: Klara Sofie Luvigsen
Photo: Klara Sofie Luvigsen
Forest
Elevator Elevator going for the underground parking straight to the main public areas
Common volumes Common restaurants and meeting rooms for people working and living in the research park
The staircase The staircase as one of the main public areas
The framework A constructive element to cope with the span of the testpool acting as an industrial landscape
The pool Test pool for offshore installations in scale
Road Local road
Sports Schools
Current page: Public space in front of water mirror Opposit page: The constructive framework as an architecural landscape
MIXING AXIS
SUNNHORDLAND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH PARK
Photo: Tor Resser
Exhibition opening at Stord Kulturhus
Reflections on the diploma project Sunnhordland Offshore Research Park We incorporated a third element - the industry, to find a way to attack a well known general locked phenomenon found all over Norway. We made the industry less dangerous and more familiar by mixing it with elements from the city, the retail area and with the qualities around the site. We have asked ourselves if it was right to suggest one big intervention instead of several small proposals between the two centres. It is ment as a start of a densification process, in that sense we believe a strong intervention is needed. It was important for us to exhibit the diploma in our home town Stord. For the citizents of Stord this is not just a school project, but a serious saying in the discussion about their future city plan.
Double Home Urbanism, Third Master Course/ BAS/ Bergen /Fall 2012 Teacher: Deane Simpson In collaboration with Erlend Strønstad og Mathias Josefson
This Master course was a pure research project adressing the phenomena of the increasing growth of both Single Family Housing and Cabins in Norway. As much as compare the two topologies we where also looking at the consequenses of the trend of having two (some have three) houses now growing more and more similar each other.
Urban Scale was our chapter and re-
search theme. We drew 12 different samples of Norwegian urbanisation patterns and produced maps to compare the development of cabin- and single family home areas. By studying distances to central functions, the density in wich the typology is organized and the infrastructure both under and over ground we found that many cabin areas have actually more urban qualities than many sfh-areas.
(Blue : Single Family Housing Orange: Cabins)
Austunlia, Stavanger. A Single family housing area built in 2010
Density of water and sevage pipes
SFH and cabin neighbourhood have become equal dense the last 20 years.
Hovden
The last 30 years the cabin areas has become denser
Kverneland Stavanger
Photo: Nils Eivind Horneland
Aerial photo taken from Cessna-plane, JĂŚren
By having the course Double home Urbanism I experienced a completely new way of working. By having a pure research course, it showed me how the reseach itself could be architecture. When digging so deep that the preconseptions around a phenomena, gets blown away, you get to the really interesting layer. I also learned the great tool GIS. Our material was made as a book which we are still trying to publish.
Architectural Ownership, Second Master Course/ Studio B3/ AHO/ Oslo/ Spring 2012 Teacher: Per Olav Fjeld and Rolf Gerzlauer Field trip: Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, Naoshima)
This master course was in search
for a new architecture through a process of model making, architecture theory and writing. “The new territory” and its content as an indication towards “the new collective” and its “ownership” was discussed and generated an extensive architectural material. Common for the spatial investigations and for the courses pedagogical profile was to challenge the architectonic isolated object and the architectural autonomy properties,
My project was investigating how to make an architecture which could inspire the “new collective” defined by different architectural ownership. An infrastructure that invites for different activities to happen. It became a structural landscape, changing as you move through it. The sticks are working together with the strings and frame. I wanted to make a structure that could grow around its own logic without being only an object, more a condition. All the sticks together reveals a collectiveness more than an individuality. Model 1:100
Plan
Section
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Photo: Nils Eivind Horneland
Yokohama Terminal
If you are lucky, a trip to Japan will make you understand that thinking the way you do is not the only way to think.
wo k// est Nils and Kitty
Room for reflection
wo k// est
wo k// est
Plan Section B
Teachers: Arild Våge, Andre Fontès, Kalle Grude In collaboration with fellow student Kitty Kolbjørnsen Plan
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Drawings
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Consept modelse
Drawings
Sketches
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Drawings
The course theme was a room for reflection. And our study trip went through Germany, Switzerland and France where Le Courbusier and Peter Zumthors architecture taught us a lot. DAV
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Wood
Master Course/ Complex Context/ BAS/ Bergen/ Fall 2011
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The plot for the project was beside the munk prior Sainte Marie de la Tourette in a valley close to Lyon where we stayed almost a week. A place to reflect is very much about taking the time to reflect. To allow yourself a peace in mind. A room for this demands a new architecture, but we also found a new program: A place to chop wood, dry wood and burn it. All three capable of making a reflecting moment.
Situation plan
Plan
Situation section
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Photo: Nils Eivind Horneland
the munk prior Sainte Marie de la Tourette
We lived in the munk prior Sainte Marie de la Tourette of Le Courbusier for five nights. It made me understand two things: * How strong architecture I can create with simple geometry. * How hard it is to do this in a strong way. It was a beautiful experience to find Le Courbusiers architecture to function as an everyday architecture, and not only as an object you find in books.
Heggernes Valsemølle, Bachelor Project/ BAS/ Bergen/ Spring 2010 - A city archive for the future Teachers: Andre Fontès
My bachelor project was supposed to be a library. But what Bergen need is a new City Archive. Every library in the world can contain more or less the same, but the city archive is specific for each town, and therefor more representable for it`s place. I wanted to make a new place for the archive which today is inside of a mountain, hidden for everyone. I tried to make it visible and as a lighthouse for the city. Heggerneset Valsemølle is an old mill, and contains large silos not used today. With this old building I could enforce the history, not only with its new content, but also by being a part of the history itself. By using an industrial building, many strong architectural qualities was allready there, just waiting to be filled with books and city history.
Photo from basement
Heggernes Valsemølle
Gamle Bergen
Painting: Nils Eivind Horneland Heggernes Valsemølle
Bergen Sentrum
Situation plan
Snitt fra øst
Section of the book silos
Adm
Adm
Adm
Snitt fra sør
Section of the entrance
Ground floor
6 etg. w. book escalator
Top floor.
One out of four different exhibition spaces of the bachelor exhibition.
In my bachelor project I really got my eyes up for the potential of old industrial buildings. Everyone loves the esthetic of old industry sheds, looking at them from far away, but this time I got to fysically work with them. The class worked together when making the exhibition in a building ready to be torn down, but first we had it for a month. It was a lot of work, but a fantastic community spirit! My project was in this old grain silo building. No one would build forty meters high silos for books, but it is truly an inspiration for an architect that spaces like that are up for grabs!
ERFARING FRÅ ANDRE PROSJEKT
EVENTS 1
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2 Boccia Fest-2008-2013
1 Størjevikfestivalen-05 & 06
3 Lille Lungegårds sang
Rolle: Initiatvtaker & arrangør
Rolle: Initiativtakar og arrangør
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4 Parken-09
Rolle: Initiativtaker og Arrangør
Rolle: Initiativtaker, Arrangør og Utsmykker
5 Fanari; Næringsliv og kunstner-treff Rolle: Betalt arrangør
PRAKTISK ARBEID 1
2
3
7
4
5
1 Restaurering steinhus Rolle: Medhjelpar
2 Etter-isolering,
tømmerhus Rolle: Medhjelpar
3 Lafting og Grindabygg-kurs Rolle: Deltagar
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4 Sirihuset, påbygg Rolle: Byggeleiar
5 Sjømannskirken, Spania 6 Hjullaster-sjåfør SIM Rolle: Eittåring
Rolle: Sommeransatt
7 Gardsarbeid
Rolle: Avløyser
KUNST OG MUSIKK 1
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Foto: Klara Sofie Ludvigsen
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4
5
Foto: Klara Sofie Ludvigsen
1 Nils Horn Musikk Rolle: Soloartist
2 Akt maleri
3 Angry Wasp Cover
Rolle: Kunstner
Rolle: Teiknar
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Stol av rekved Rolle: Designer og snekker
6 EP, Vinyl Nils Horn
5 Akt-maleri
Rolle: Artist og utgiver
Rolle: Kunstner
ARKITEKTOPPDRAG 1
2
5
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1 Påbygg, Oslo Rolle: Arkitekt
2 Påbygg, Notodden Rolle: Arkitekt
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3 Byluftlisten
Rolle: Rådgjevar
4 Stord Hestesenter
Rolle: Teknisk tegner
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5 Musikkstudio Rolle: Arkitekt
6 Påbygg, Hytte Rolle: Arkitekt
7 Badehus, Bømlo Rolle: Arkitekt
8 Detalj, Bellona Rolle: Student
Contact info: Nils Eivind Horneland Tlf: 0047 93057735 Mail: nehorneland@gmail.com