Architecture Guide to Oslo

This illustrated map features 60+ building icons — from the historic Akershus Fortress to contemporary projects by leading architects like Snøhetta, Lundhagem, Reiulf Ramstad, Atelier Oslo, Renzo Piano, and many more — plus a QR-linked pin map with building descriptions and links to Google Maps.

Cover Illustration: Oslo Opera House by Snøhetta

Specs: Tri-fold brochure, 80lb gloss · Unfolded 15.6" x 8.25" (397 x 210mm) · Folded 3.9" x 8.25" (99 x 210mm)

SKU: BR-OSLO-01

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Architecture Guide to Oslo

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Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

The handy trifold is great, but the QR code on the back is the real hidden gem. Each site on the QR “app” pops up a terrific and concise paragraph of facts and insight. Love it!

Architecture Guide to Oslo

The design is simple, elegant, and purposeful. I work as a graphic designer and really enjoyed using it during my travel!

Architecture Guide to Oslo

Concept is good, but images require you to know what these buildings are in advance. The map side might be better if each building was shown with a dot (maybe a different color for contemporary, historic and modern) and number at the precise location rather than mini photos that don't indicate where they are actually located. You already have images on back. The routes showing how one gets to buildings is nice idea, but even if difficult to do, maybe showing bus, tram or train lines and numbers would help unless you anticipate everyone will walk great distances. Heavy stock paper is great. I am impressed by the idea. Nice job

Architecture Guide to Oslo

The booklet is adequate for an overview, but your website, which provides the real information is hopelessly clunky. It is not designed for a phone which is where everyone will use it. There isn’t even geolocation in the map and having to go back and forth to Google Maps is annoying. Really not up to modern standards.

Architecture Guide to Oslo