Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter AS

Josefines gate 7, 0351 Oslo, Norway

https://www.reiulframstadarkitekter.com/

Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter (RRA) is a Norwegian architecture firm based in Oslo, internationally recognized for its mastery in integrating modern and sustainable architecture with the natural landscape. Founded by Reiulf Ramstad in 1995, the firm is known for its innovative and holistic approach, creating spaces that promote well-being and harmonious interaction between humans and the environment. RRA has a diverse portfolio that includes cultural, educational, residential, commercial, and eco-tourism projects, all characterized by distinctive, functional, and context-sensitive design.

PROJECTS

Housing Pilestredet 77-79. Ecology and urbanity in Oslo

The housing project Pilestredet 77-79 is located between 4 characteristic neighborhoods of Oslo, acting as a transition in the urban fabric. Among the buildings from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the residential complex aims to make the pleasures of urban life accessible to as many people as possible, combining tradition and innovation

The beauty of the Split View Mountain Lodge between form and materiality

The holiday home Split View Mountain Lodge, designed for 4 people, is located near the village of Geilo, a popular ski destination in the Hallingdal valley, in Norway.

The Danish House of Grain: Cultivating Agri-Food Culture

Kornets Hus, or House of Grain, is a cultural center nestled in the agricultural heart of Denmark. Designed to provide inspiration and education on the crucial significance of grains, not only in Danish history but also for the entirety of human civilization, this center provides a vibrant environment for engaging learning opportunities and baking workshops

Breitenbach Landscape Hotel: an eco-sustainable retreat in Alsace

Breitenbach Landscape Hotel offers a holistic experience of ecotourism, deeply inspired by Scandinavian traditions and enriched by the culinary, wellness, and naturalistic treasures of Alsace. This unique retreat offers a return to origins, inviting guests to fully immerse themselves in the serenity of nature.

Romsdal Folk Museum. A strategic use of low-tech building solutions for a more sustainable future

The Romsdal Folk Museum is built using Norwegian wood technology and serves as a hub for cultural development in the Molde area of Norway. A living center for the exploration of the region's history, contemporary culture, and future

Norwegian church: tradition revisited through curved surfaces and pyramidal shapes

Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter reinterprets the traditional Norwegian wooden stave church, creating a modern chapel characterized by curved wooden surfaces and a huge pyramid-shaped spire