Haugen/Zohar Arkitekter (HZA)

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Haugen/Zohar arkitekter ble startet av Marit Justine Haugen (f. 1973) og Dan Zohar (f. 1972) i 2007. Begge er utdannet sivilarkitekter fra NTNU - Norges teknisk- naturvitenskapelige universitet.

Priser

  • Landmark, Architectural Competition, Central Glass ltd, Japan
  • Art installation for Oslo National Academy of the Arts, 2006
  • Art Installation for Halden High School, 2006
  • Project of the Year Award, Architecture of Israel, 2007
  • Young Architects Award, Foundation of Design and Architecture, 2007
  • Busy Bee, Student Housing, Trondheim, 2007
  • AR Award for Emerging Architects, RIBA London, 2009
  • Art Installation for Domus Medica, Oslo, Norway, 2009
  • Project of the Year Award, Architecture of Israel, 2010
  • The National Building Award, Honorable Mention, Trondheim, Norway
  • AR Award for Emerging Architects, RIBA London, UK, 2011
  • Art Installation for Askøy Hospital, 2011, Norway, 2011
  • Ferry Landing, Brønnøysund, Norway, 2011
  • Nominated for Iakov Chernikhoy International Prize, Moskow, 2012
  • Wildenveys Square, Mjøndalen, Norway, 2012
  • Straume High-rise and Square, Straume, Norway, 2013
  • Exhibition Design, The Foundation for Design and Architecture, Oslo, 2013
  • Master plan development of Ålgård, Norway 2013
  • Julius Paltiels memorial park, Trondheim, Norway, 2013
  • The Fine Art Award, Oslo, Norway, 2014
  • Master plan centre Vestnes, Norway, 2014
  • Housing for Youth Oslo, U-31, Norway, 2014
  • WAN AWARDS 21X21, London, UK, 2015
  • Art Installation for Akerselven, Oslo, Norway, 2015
  • Art Installation for Hamar Centre, Norway, 2015
  • Art Centre Lillestrøm, Norway, 2015
  • The Viking Ship Museum, Oslo, Norway, 2016
  • Tel Aviv Coastal Park, Israel, 2016
  • Norwegian Architecture Prize 2017, Housing for Youth, Oslo, Norway, 2017
  • Wooden Project of the Year 2017, Oslo, Norway, 2017

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