Sundts premie

Sundts premie is a Norwegian architecture award . It is awarded by the Oslo arkitektforening to "an architecturally outstanding private building, executed in the city of Oslo ". The prize was founded by Harald Sundt and was awarded for the first time in 1908 . Sundts premie is awarded every other year.

Award winners

year	image	address	description
1908		Drammen 41	Architect Ole Sverre
1910		Thomas Heftyes gate 21	Architect Chr. Fürst
1912		Drammen 89	Architect Ole Sverre
1914		Rosenkrantz 'gate 8	Bøndernes Hus , architect Berner & Berner
1916		Frederik Stangs gate 16	Architect Magnus Poulsson
1918		Kristinelundveien 20	Architect Morgenstierne & Eide
1920		Professor Dahls gate 46 B	Architect Bjercke & Eliassen
1922		Industrigata 21	Architect Nicolai Beer
1924		Bygdø allé 77	Architect Arnstein Arneberg
1926		Drammenveien 88e	Architect Lars Backer
1928		Karl Johans gate 17	Architect Bjercke & Eliassen
1930		Ovre Slottsgate 21	Horngården architect Lars Backer
1932		Kristinelundveien 25	Architect Nicolai Beer
1934		Stortingsgata 28	Architect Blakstad & Munthe-Kaas
1936		Drammenveien 116b	Architect Ragnar Nilsen
1938		Gabelsgata 46 / Vesthgata 6	Architect Ree & Buch
1950		Nils Bays vei 12 / Bygdøynesveien 24	Architect Anton Poulsson (no.12) and architects Arne Pedersen and Reidar Lund (no.24)
1951-1952		Snipping boligfelt, Hovseter	Architect Erling Viksjø
1953-1955		Etterstadveien 9	Norsk Elektrisk Kabelfabrikk , architect Guttorm Bruskeland
1956-1957		Bølerlia 6-30	Architect Krag & Selmer
1958-1959		Lyder Sagens gate 6	Architect Knut Knutsen and Bengt Espen Knutsen
1960-1961		Munthes gate 31	Institutt for samfunnsforskning , architects Molle & Per Cappelen and Eliassen & Lambertz-Nilssen
1962-1963		Consolation Studies 1	Architects Wenche Selmer and Jens Selmer
1964-1965		Vika terraces	Architect Einar Arnborg and Robert Jensen
1966-1969		Tveteråsen, Ulsrud	Terraced house, architect Bengt Espen Knutsen
1970-1971		Staffeldts gate 4	Bibelskolen , extension, architect Holter & Bauck
1972-1973		Bygdøynesveien 37	Norsk Maritimt Museum , architect Eliassen & Lambertz-Nilssen
1974-1975		Kristianiasvingen 2-46	Svendstuen residential area , architect Telje-Torp-Aasen
1976-1977		Karl Johans gate 27 |	Fellesbanken , architect Torp & Torp
1981-1982		Fridtjof Nansens vei 17-19	Architects Thor Furuholmen , Øyvind Gunnarsjaa and Finn Kolstad
1983-1984		Dalsveien	Giskehagen residential area , Slemdal , architect Niels Torp A / S
1985-1986		Rådhusgata 23b	Extension, architect Platou Arkitekter A / S
1987-1988		Pilestredet 53	Lilleparken housing cooperative , architect 4B Arkitekter A / S
1989-1990		Kristian Augusts gate 7b	Architect Telje-Torp-Aasen
1991-1992		Grev Wedels plass 9	Astrup-Fearnley-museet , architect LPO Arkitektkontor A / S
1993-1994		Tonsenveien 25	Extension and renovation of the house, architect Knut Hjeltnes
1995-1996		CJ Hambros plass 2	Ibsenkvartalet , architect Gunnarsjaa + Kolstad
1997-1998		Furulundsveien 10 A&B	Villa Furulund , architect Lund Hagem Arkitekter AS
1999-2000		Dronninghavnveien 5	Single family house, Bygdøy , architect Knut Hjeltnes A / S Sivilarkitekter
2001-2002			no prize awarded
2003-2004		Marienlyst Park	Architect Lund Hagem Arkitekter AS
2005-2006		Bjørnveien 119	Architect Dahle / Dahle / Breitenstein AS
2007-2008		Gyldendalhuset , Sehesteds gate 4	Architect Sverre Fehn
2009-2010		Fagerborg Menighetsbarnehage	Architect Reiulf Ramstad arkitekter AS

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Geir Tandberg Steigan (2003). Architect: Arnstein Rynning Arneberg (1882–1961) ( Memento from October 20, 2008 on WebCite ). Artemisia. Retrieved October 20, 2008.
2. ↑ Sundts Premie 1953 (1954). Byggekunst, No. 1, pp. 27–28.

Web links

Commons : Sundts premie  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Sundts premie - Norske arkitekters landsforbund (Norwegian)
• Prisvinnere 1908-2004 (Norwegian)
• Prisen for 2003/2004 (Lund Hagem - Marienlyst park) accessed on January 6, 2013 (Norwegian)