Progress - Sture Södra
2026-08-21 Now that summer is over, most of us are back at our desks, and it's time for an update from Sture Södra.
Here we are building a "steel and glass" roof, a node-based freeform steel structure that will cover one of the atriums, the Marble Hall, in the upcoming renewed Sture Quarter.
Work has continued throughout the summer and is really starting to take shape. Just before the holidays, we completed the steel assembly, torqued all the node connections, and tensioned the wires. We are now moving forward with the glazing and its associated systems.
In the pictures, you can see the glazing in progress, the wire tensioning machine in operation, and a torque calibration gauge that we use to verify that the torque wrenches are tightening the bolts to the correct specification. The project is being carried out in collaboration with our partner Novum Structures.
Tip! Watch the video from the glazing installation on our Instagram.
Developer: Sture
Architect: Sweco Architects
Main contractor: Peab
New project in Norway!
2026-06-23 We are proud to have been entrusted with delivering the glass facades for the new Ibsen Library in Skien. The library is planned to be completed by Henrik Ibsen's 200th birthday in 2028.
For the project, we are delivering a combination of our site-built facade systems LS3000 SST and LS3000 SSC - systems with a load-bearing steel structure and glass junctions in both toggled and capped execution. The delivery includes approximately 1,500 m² of glass facades with varying geometries and structural conditions.
We look forward to contributing to this exciting and significant project!
Client: Skien Municipality
Main contractor: Backe
Architect: KENGO KUMA & ASSOCIATES & Mad arkitekter
Visualizations: Brick Visuals Illustrations: Kengo Kuma & Associates + Mad Arkitekter
Happy Midsummer from us at Lindner Scandinavia!
2026-06-18We would like to take this opportunity to look back on a project we are still proud of – Sintef's headquarters in Oslo, which we completed four years ago.
The building, which dates back to the 1950s, was in dire need of renovation and our challenge was to renovate the facade while the staff continued to work inside the building throughout the project.
We solved this by dismantling the external Siporex cladding but leaving all windows in place until the new facade was installed and weatherproofed.
The project was supported by Enova and we landed on a UcW value of 0.4 W/m²K – better than the passive house standard. By using the existing structure instead of demolishing and building new, Sintef also achieved enormous CO² savings.
The pictures below show what it looked like before and after.
Thank you for a wonderful collaboration SINTEF, ELEMENT arkitekter AS & Byggimpuls as and others in the project! See more pictures at our Sintef site!Products and services
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