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−	Completed in September 2016, the Norwegian Mountaineering Center is intended as a gathering place for local and visiting mountaineers. Located on the edge of a harbour in Andalsnes, ~~the Oslo-based Reiulf Ramstad studio designed~~ the building ~~to resemble~~ a snow-covered mountain peak.	+	Completed in September 2016, the Norwegian Mountaineering Center is intended to provide a gathering place for local and visiting mountaineers. Located on the edge of a harbour in Andalsnes, the building resembles a snow-covered mountain peak. It was designed by the Oslo-based Reiulf Ramstad studio.

−	The jagged form comprises a tall, angular volume ~~and is~~ covered in grey, brown and white shingles. The building contains an indoor climbing wall and bouldering room, while a lower mono-pitched form houses changing rooms, café, library and offices.	+	The jagged form comprises a tall, angular volume covered in grey, brown and white shingles. The building contains an indoor climbing wall and bouldering room, while a lower mono-pitched form houses changing rooms, a café, library and offices.

−	The studio said:	+	The studio said: "The Norwegian Mountaineering Center is anchored in an innovative interpretation of nature's fantastic dimensions and the dramatic experience of mountaineering. This provides the structure with a characteristic volume, communicating its contents with exciting and unique geometrical expression."

−	~~"~~The ~~Norwegian Mountaineering Center is anchored in an innovative interpretation of nature's fantastic dimensions and~~ the ~~dramatic experience of mountaineering~~.	+	The has created a new landmark for the town centre.

−	~~"This provides the structure with a characteristic volume, communicating its contents with exciting and unique geometrical expression."~~	+	[[File:Norwegian-mountaineering-center2.jpg\|link=File:Norwegian-mountaineering-center2.jpg]]
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−	~~The building is intended as a landmark for the town centre.~~	+
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−	[[File:Norwegian-mountaineering-center2.jpg]]	+

	Images copyright Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, Søren Harder Jensen		Images copyright Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, Søren Harder Jensen

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[[File:Norwegian-mountaineering-center1.jpg]]

Completed in September 2016, the Norwegian Mountaineering Center is intended as a gathering place for local and visiting mountaineers. Located on the edge of a harbour in Andalsnes, the Oslo-based Reiulf Ramstad studio designed the building to resemble a snow-covered mountain peak.

The jagged form comprises a tall, angular volume and is covered in grey, brown and white shingles. The building contains an indoor climbing wall and bouldering room, while a lower mono-pitched form houses changing rooms, café, library and offices.

The studio said:

"The Norwegian Mountaineering Center is anchored in an innovative interpretation of nature's fantastic dimensions and the dramatic experience of mountaineering.

"This provides the structure with a characteristic volume, communicating its contents with exciting and unique geometrical expression."

The building is intended as a landmark for the town centre.

[[File:Norwegian-mountaineering-center2.jpg]]

Images copyright Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, Søren Harder Jensen

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* Mimetic architecture.
* Rose Museum.
* Unusual building design of the week.
* Upside Down House, Poland.
* Waldspirale.

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