Where art meets silo: this adapted grain store is Norway’s new cultural powerhouse

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Design
BAX, Mendoza Partida, Mestres Wåge
Client
Floor Area
8,500 sq-m
A striking reinvention of industrial heritage, Kunstsilo emerges as a dynamic cultural landmark on the Odderøya peninsula in Kristiansand, Norway.
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