2022 08 04

Via Vika project shortlisted in two categories at the Façade 2022 Design and Engineering Awards

Share article:

Via Vika, arguably one of Staticus’ most complex projects to date, has been shortlisted in two categories at the Façade 2022 Design and Engineering Awards. The winners will be announced on 3 November 2022 Hilton Park Lane, London. The final awards ceremony will be co-located with the ZAK World of Façades London conference, where around 1,000 industry professionals from around the world will be present. 

The categories where Via Vika is nominated are International Project of the Year – Innovation and International Project of the Year – New Build. There, our Oslo project will compete with other stunning buildings in Dubai, New York and other cities. 

The Façade Design and Engineering Awards, which have been relaunched this year, are the UK’s most prestigious and important façade industry awards. Organised by the Society of Façade Engineering SFE (CIBSE), the awards feature 8 different categories including new builds, sustainability, innovation, refurbishments and products. Works by Thornton Tomasetti, Buro Happold, Maffeis Engineering Spa and other internationally renowned industry leaders are also competing for awards.

The shortlisted project Via Vika is unique in more than one way. For instance, this Oslo office development features the first use of a closed cavity façade (CCF) in Northern Europe. It also blends the use of two different façade types – CCF and single skin (SSF). Finally, the project showcases how one can combine a range of complex materials including patterned stainless steel coated in Rosy Gold, and natural limestone.

According to Aušra Vankevičiūtė, CEO of Staticus, the recognition of innovative approaches used in Via Vika is testimony to the bold architectural vision that was realised: “Having two separate buildings and a skylight 12m in diameter posed its fair share of challenges but it’s challenges like this that help us grow. And by implementing the very first CCF project in the Nordics, we succeeded in bringing new sustainable practices to the region. A huge thank you goes to our clients who entrusted us with this project and all the partners and colleagues who made it possible.”

Follow this link to view the entire Façade 2022 Design and Engineering Awards shortlist.

Read more
All resources
2024 11 28
HUB Victoria – delivering on sustainability, performance and H&S within the commercial renovation sector
Read more
2024 11 18
Radiumhospitalet: a façade with exceptional fire safety for Norway’s leading cancer treatment centre
Read more
2024 10 15
Landspitali: a hospital façade ensuring patient safety in extreme weather and seismic activity
Read more
2024 10 03
Research project into Danish willow-based façade components wins Implement Materials grant
Read more
2024 09 24
Proactive actions in response to the 2022 UK Building Safety Act (BSA)
Read more
2024 07 03
What suppliers can expect being part of our diversified and reliable supply chain
Read more
2024 06 26
First use of Design for Manufacturing system in the UK on Michigan Avenue project
Read more