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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021 -
University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021 -
University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021 -
University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021 -
University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021Products
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University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Public library
Completed 2021
New and inviting university library
University of Bergen, UiB, was founded in 1948 as a continuation of Bergen Museum’s library. In 1961 the library moved into a new building designed by the architects Kaare Kvilhaug and Jo Svare. In 2005 an extensive refurbishment was carried out and today the building appears with three floors, which provide space for workplaces, magazines and books. The entrance and exterior of the building are listed.
In connection with the move of the university's image collection to temperate storage on the lower floor, the library has been renewed. The building's large amount of daylight and comfortable space make students want to use the library for studies. The number of study places has now increased by 100 to 340 places.
In the interior design, in addition to practical study spaces, emphasis has been placed on creating small, cozy seating groups. A large dissemination area allows for different types of exhibitions and provides easy access to information searches.
Several of the library furniture are kept in calm colors that match the wall color and provide a good contrast to the rest of the interior.
- Helge Eek
Products used at University of Bergen, library for humanities, Norway
Item no.: E4367
Emma Podium
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Slimline Shelving
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Ordrup Magazine Display Cabinet
Item no.: E4383
Info Pod Counter
Item no.: E4384
Info Pod Counter
Item no.: E4695
Info Pod Counter
Configurable
Havana Armchair
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