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Østengen & Bergo AS

Landscape Architecture: Østengen & Bergo AS
Location: Oslo, Norway
Completed: 2009

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2009 + Norway + Oslo + Pocket Parks + Squares and Plazas + Streets

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Published on October 15, 2010
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Visitors come to museums to see works of art, science or remains of the past, in order to get inspired, filled with new knowledge or to reshape the margins of their understanding. Catherine Mosbach seized the opportunity to offer a landscape that engages this mindset and is able to playfully explain the hidden stories this landscape inhabits. This is indeed a museum-park where visitors can observe what landscape has to say about itself and the traces of human activity on the site. One can move about as one would at an exhibition; passing through an array of different objects, each expressing its own statement ... Catherine Mosbach revealed the layers of the site's memory with all its features and debris, and translated them into a language common to the building and its programme. Whether you like its appearance or not, the Louvre Lens project is undoubtedly a strong conceptual landscape that reaches beyond practice by the book.

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