Betongtavlen Explained

Betongtavlen
Awarded For:	A structure "where concrete is used in an environmentally, esthetically and technically excellent way"
Presenter:	National Associations of Norwegian Architects and the Norwegian Concrete Association
Country:	Norway
Year:	1961

Betongtavlen is a Norwegian architecture and civil engineering award issued by the National Associations of Norwegian Architects and the Norwegian Concrete Association. The award is issues to a structure "where concrete is used in an environmentally, esthetically and technically excellent way". The award was first issued in 1961 for Bakkehaugen Church and has as of 2011 been awarded 53 times. The award is not necessarily awarded every year, and up to four structures have been awarded in a year. Structures awarded prices include office buildings, campus buildings, ski jumps, houses, hotels, bridges, tunnels, dams, oil platforms, industrial facilities, viewpoints and cultural institutions. Prizes are not necessarily awarded immediately after the structure was completed—for instance, Elgeseter Bridge was completed in 1951 but awarded the prize in 2006.^[1]

List of awards

The following is a list of the awards, including the year it was awarded, the structure, the credited architects and engineering firms or people, the type of structure and the municipality in which it is located.

Betongtavlen winners

scope=col class=unsortable	Image	scope=col	Year	scope=col	Structure	scope=col style="width: 25%;"	Architect	scope=col	Type	scope=col	Location
	1961	scope=row	Bakkehaugen Church		Church	Oslo Municipality
align=center	—	1962	scope=row	Storage facility for cars		Industrial facility	Oslo Municipality
	1963	scope=row	Tromsø Bridge		Bridge	Tromsø Municipality
	1964	scope=row	Asker Town Hall		Office building	Asker Municipality
	1965	scope=row	Havnelageret		Office building	Oslo Municipality
	1965	scope=row	Indekshuset		Office building	Oslo Municipality
align=center	—	1966	scope=row	Vekterkvarteret		Office building	Moss Municipality
	1976	scope=row	Romsås Station		Metro station	Oslo Municipality
align=center	—	1976	scope=row	Hedmark Museum		Museum	Hamar Municipality
	1976	scope=row	Zakarias Dam	align=center	—	Dam	Fjord Municipality
align=center		1976	scope=row	Condeep	align=center	—	Oil platform	North Sea
	1977	scope=row	Det Norske Veritas Headquarters		Office building	Oslo Municipality
	1978	scope=row	Grieghallen		Concert venue	Bergen Municipality
	1980	scope=row	Bryggens Museum		Museum	Bergen Municipality
	1981	scope=row	Dragvoll (University of Trondheim)		Campus	Bergen Municipality
align=center	—	1981	scope=row	Furuset Bridges		Bridge	Oslo Municipality
	1985	scope=row	Snarøya Church		Church	Bærum Municipality
	1985	scope=row	Saltstraumen Bridge		Bridge	Bodø Municipality
	1985	scope=row	Royal Garden Hotel		Hotel	Trondheim Municipality
	1985	scope=row	Grønland Police Station		Police Headquarters/ Office building	Grønland, Oslo Municipality
align=center	—	1986	scope=row	Kaffehuset Friele		Industrial facility	Bergen Municipality
	1986	scope=row	Det Norske Teatret		Industrial facility	Oslo Municipality
	1987	scope=row	Kreditkassen Headquarters		Office building	Oslo Municipality
align=center	—	1988	scope=row	Torgeir Norheim's House		House	Stavanger Municipality
	1988	scope=row	Sølvberget		Cultural center	Stavanger Municipality
align=center	—	1989	scope=row	St. Magnus Church		Church	Lillestrøm Municipality
	1989	scope=row	Førrevass Dam		Dam	Suldal Municipality / Hjelmeland Municipality
align=center	—	1991	scope=row	E18 Stavanger		Road	Stavanger Municipality
align=center	—	1991	scope=row	Elmholtveien 6		House	Oslo Municipality
	1992	scope=row	Skarnsund Bridge		Bridge	Inderøy Municipality
	1992	scope=row	Norwegian Glacier Museum		Museum	Sogndal Municipality
	1993	scope=row	Lysgårdsbakken		Ski jump	Lillehammer Municipality
align=center	—	1994	scope=row	Engervannet Bridge		Bridge	Bærum Municipality
	1995	scope=row	Troll A		Oil platform	North Sea
	1996	scope=row	Grenland Bridge		Bridge	Bamble Municipality / Porsgrunn Municipality
align=center		1997	scope=row	Oslo Airport, Gardermoen Control Tower		Control tower	Ullensaker Municipality
align=center	—	1998	scope=row	Rena Leir		Military base	Åmot Municipality
	1999	scope=row	Hølendalen Bridges		Bridge	Vestby Municipality
	2000	scope=row	Science Building		Campus	Trondheim Municipality
	2000	scope=row	Ivar Aasen-tunet		Museum	Ørsta Municipality
	2001	scope=row	Telenor Center		Office building	Bergen Municipality
align=center	—	2002	scope=row	Villa Berg Nåvik		House	Asker Municipality
	2002	scope=row	Norges Varemesse		Exhibition center	Lillestrøm Municipality
align=center	—	2003	scope=row	Villa Bakke		House	Bærum Municipality
	2004	scope=row	Vardåsen Church		Church	Asker Municipality
	2004	scope=row	Elgeseter Bridge		Bridge	Trondheim Municipality
	2006	scope=row	Svinesund Bridge		Bridge	Halden Municipality
	2007	scope=row	Sohlbergplassen		Viewpoint	Stor-Elvdal Municipality
align=center		2008	scope=row	Gyldendal Headquarters		Office building	Oslo Municipality
	2009	scope=row	Norwegian Museum of Architecture		Museum	Oslo Municipality
	2010	scope=row	Union of Education Norway Headquarters		Office building	Oslo Municipality
	2011	scope=row	Bjørvika Tunnel		Tunnel	Oslo Municipality
align=center	—	2011	scope=row	Midtåsen Sculpture Park		Museum	Sandefjord Municipality
align=center	—	2012	scope=row	National Tourist Route Trollstigen		Visitor Centre and Viewpoint	Rauma Municipality
align=center	—	2013	scope=row	National Tourist Route Havøysund		Rest area	Måsøy Municipality

See also

• List of engineering awards

Notes and References

1. Web site: Betongtavlen . 20 September 2011 . Norwegian . . 16 December 2011 . 14 March 2012 . https://web.archive.org/web/20120314055121/http://www.arkitektur.no/?nid=6016&lcid=1044 . dead.