Spor Arkitekter
Architecture, urban planning and transport design firm for housing and public projects in Norway
About Spor Arkitekter
Spor Arkitekter works in architecture, urban planning and transport infrastructure. The firm states that good architecture comes from close collaboration, open dialogue and broad knowledge. Its portfolio on the website lists residential, mixed-use, school and kindergarten, bridge, cycle path and competition projects.
The firm's revenue comes from design and planning commissions.
Spor Arkitekter AS is registered in Norway with its registered seat in Oslo and was founded in 1996. The website publishes news on construction starts, planning approvals and staff changes, and it is in Norwegian.
Product: Architecture, urban planning and transport design services for construction projects
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