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  1. News article

    Statsbygg presents State Premises Report 2026 on 20 October: advisory services mean better space use and lower costs

    • Statsbygg presents its yearly State Premises report on Tuesday 20 October. It shows which premises the state owns and rents in the civil sector, what they cost and how the space is used.
    • A main finding is that agencies using Statsbygg's advice use their buildings better and pay less. Director Yngvild Pernell says this shows that careful assessment of needs pays off.
    Housing politicsPlan and areaPublic administration
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  2. Public consultation

    Revised plan for new RiddoDuottarMuseat in Karasjok out for second consultation after Riksantikvaren objection

    • Karasjok municipality has put the plan for a new RiddoDuottarMuseat out for consultation again. The deadline to comment is 10.11.2026.
    • The new museum will house both De Samiske Samlinger and the Sámi Art Museum. The old museum building may be torn down.
    ArtsCulturePlan and area
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  3. News article

    State budget: NOK 700 million to start refurbishing the G-block and NOK 232.9 million for the new Oslo prison

    • The government wants to start renovating the old government building (the G-block). It gets NOK 700 million to begin with. The project may cost up to NOK 5.1 billion, as an outside quality check recommends.
    • The government also wants to start building Oslo prison at Grønland with NOK 232.9 million. The project may cost up to NOK 2.8 billion.
    Plan and areaPrisonPublic administration
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  4. Press release

    Foundation stone laid for new Grieg Academy building in Bergen

    • On 25 September 2026, Minister Eileen Fugelsnes marked the start of construction for the new Grieg Academy building in Bergen by laying the foundation stone. Statsbygg and Veidekke AS are building it together with the University of Bergen.
    • UiB Rector Margareth Hagen and Statsbygg's project director Geir Graff-Kallevåg were present. The building will become the new home for the university's music and art programmes and a cultural venue for the city.
    ArtsHigher education
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  5. News article

    Gaustadbekken stream restored to the surface after decades underground, running alongside Oslo's new Life Sciences Building

    • The Gaustadbekken stream now flows openly again in Oslo – it had been running through underground pipes for decades but has been moved into a new stone-lined channel next to the new Life Sciences Building.
    • The reopening was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting and a guided walk along the stream; city councillor Marit Vea made the official cut.
    NaturePlan and area
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  6. News article

    Statsbygg delivers new health and maritime building at HVL Campus Haugesund on time and on budget

    • The new building at HVL Campus Haugesund was completed in September 2026, after construction began in January 2025. Students and staff moved in at the start of the 2026 autumn semester.
    • The building includes a simulator for nursing students to practise clinical skills, an upgraded training facility for maritime students, teaching rooms, an auditorium and shared spaces.
    Higher education
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  7. News article

    Norway's first 3D-printed concrete bridge opens on NTNU's campus in Trondheim

    • Statsbygg and several suppliers have built Norway's first bridge using 3D-printed concrete. It sits on NTNU's campus in Trondheim and opened in September 2026. A staircase and three lamp-post bases were also printed in the same project.
    • Work started in May 2026 on a temporary site outside NTNU's historic main building. The concrete elements were printed and put together in just a few weeks.
    BusinessClimateHigher education
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  8. News article

    Foundation stone laid for Kaupang, NTNU's new economics and innovation building in Trondheim

    • On 14 September 2026, Statsbygg and NTNU laid the foundation stone for a new building called Kaupang in Trondheim – a key milestone in one of Norway's biggest construction projects.
    • Kaupang will be the new home for NTNU's economics and innovation departments.
    Construction rulesHigher educationPlan and area
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  9. News article

    Statsbygg holds public information meeting on 10 September 2026 about the zoning plan for Bredtveit Prison

    • Open meeting at the prison's church building on 10 September 2026 at 18:00 (doors open 17:45), hosted by Statsbygg to present the proposed plan and the consultation process.
    • A guided site tour of the prison grounds is offered from 19:00–19:30 after the meeting.
    Plan and areaPrison
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  10. News article

    Statsbygg furnished the Life Sciences Building with 823 second-hand pieces – cutting costs and emissions

    • 823 used furniture items were selected, refurbished and placed in social zones, meeting areas, student spaces and the canteen of the Life Sciences Building.
    • The building has opened to approximately 3,200 students and staff from the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital.
    Higher educationScienceSustainability
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