Origo Arkitektgruppe
Architectural design and renovation services for building projects in Norway
About Origo Arkitektgruppe
Origo Arkitektgruppe is an architectural practice specializing in renovation and conversion projects. Its work also includes healthcare buildings, schools, sports facilities, housing, transformation and restoration.
The company provides architectural design and construction advice, including on materials and solutions suited to coastal climates. It works on projects in western and eastern Norway.
Founded in 1987, Origo Arkitektgruppe is headquartered in Bergen.
Product: Architectural design, renovation, conversion and restoration services for building projects.
Jobs at Origo Arkitektgruppe
Leadership
- Eirik Oen Lie · Daglig leder Bergen; Bachelor byggdesign/Eier BergenSource: company website
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