Here are a handful of photos taken around Oslo that fall into the “architecture elements” category. Downtown Oslo has experienced, and continues to experience, a building boom and I can’t help but to snap pics of the new, modern buildings and the construction that abounds as even newer buildings are erected. Strewn in among these contemporary structures are some that have been around much longer.
Crane 60 near Oslo S
Heavy metal at the future Nasjonalmuseet
New and old (Tjuvholmen and Filipstad)
Art and architecture at Astrup Fearnley
An art enthusiast?
Orange squares and ridges at Astrup Fearnley
Lines and more lines at Astrup Fearnley
X marks the spot at Astrup Fearnley
Look out tower at Tjuvholmen
Salt’s “fish rack”
The barcode obscured by new construction
Cranes building new apartment blocks in Bjørvika
On the Opera rooftop
Tourists explore the Opera rooftops
Braille-like panels on the Opera
Barcode and a blue sky
View of construction from the Opera rooftop
Someone has a nice balcony
The new Munch museum nears completion
Apartments at Sørenga
Balconies and canal at Sørenga
Swimming lanes in the fjord at Sørenga Sjøbad
Colored panels inside Østbanehallen at the Oslo sentral train station
Kongeterassen
Fancy house on the outskirts of Skøyen
Metal and glass in Skøyen
Glowing sunset in Skøyen
