Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Holmenkollen, Norway. Architect: JDS Architects, 2011.

Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Holmenkollen, Norway. Architect: JDS Architects, 2011.

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From the architect: More than 100 years ago, a Norwegian lieutenant propelled himself 9.5 meters into the air and the sport of ski jumping was born. Since 1892, the village of Holmenkollen, twenty minutes from Oslo, has hosted legendary competitions and the site remains one of the foremost locales for the international sport including the 1952 Winter Olympics. Along with Wimbledon and the Wembley Arena, Holmenkollen Ski Jump the world’s most visited sports facility. Nevertheless as a skijump it is one of the smallest hills in the World Cup tournament, and in September 2005, the International Ski Federation decided that the current hill does not meet the standards to award the city the 2011 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships. In December 2005 Norway’s Directorate of Cultural Heritage approved the demolition of the ski jump and in April 2007 the Oslo municipality announced an open international competition for a new ski jump. We beat out 103 other firms and were awarded the commission t

Image Details:
Image File: ACNH-0028-0009
Caption: Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Holmenkollen, Norway. Architect: JDS Architects, 2011. View from top of ski jump with jumpers.
Property Release: No
Model Release: No
Dimensions in PX: 5574 x 3009 pixels
Date of Photograph: 05/06/2012
Restriction: No Restriction
Credit: Hufton+Crow/VIEW
Building Details:
View Project Number: 61305
Building Name: Holmenkollen Ski Jump
Headline: Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Holmenkollen, Norway. Architect: JDS Architects, 2011.
City: Holmenkollen
Country: Norway
Architect: JDS Architects
Architect Website: http://jdsa.eu/
Category: Sport And Fitness
Building Type: Ski Jump
Year of Completion: 2011
Collection: VIEW Architecture
Public Notes: From the architect: More than 100 years ago, a Norwegian lieutenant propelled himself 9.5 meters into the air and the sport of ski jumping was born. Since 1892, the village of Holmenkollen, twenty minutes from Oslo, has hosted legendary competitions and the site remains one of the foremost locales for the international sport including the 1952 Winter Olympics. Along with Wimbledon and the Wembley Arena, Holmenkollen Ski Jump the world’s most visited sports facility. Nevertheless as a skijump it is one of the smallest hills in the World Cup tournament, and in September 2005, the International Ski Federation decided that the current hill does not meet the standards to award the city the 2011 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships. In December 2005 Norway’s Directorate of Cultural Heritage approved the demolition of the ski jump and in April 2007 the Oslo municipality announced an open international competition for a new ski jump. We beat out 103 other firms and were awarded the commission t
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Orientation: H
Type: Ski Jump
B/W or Colour: Colour
Number of People: 6-10 people
Technique: Copy space
People Incidental: No
Point of View: General view
Time of Day: Day
Interior or Exterior: Exterior
Photographer: Hufton+Crow
Source File Name: ACNH-0028-0009.jpg
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