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NRK TV Show (Håkon og Haffner)

by SNP on Oct 4, 2011 • No Comments

The national norwegian broadcaster NRK hired me to design and implement futuristic architectural sets for their TV show “Håkon og Haffner”. The show was hosted and written by the young upcoming architectural office Fantastic Norway AS. Together with them, I created 3D models, Animations and eventually compositings, to illustrate their...

Architecture

Sparebankstiftelsen

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Two old bank buildings right in the center of Oslo where adressed in this research project for the bank’s cultural foundation. The core concept,developed by Fantastic Norway AS, was to establish an additional layer, an object like asset, to connect the two seperate buildings and establish a visual guide. with...

Architecture

Rosenholmen

by SNP on Oct 4, 2011 • No Comments

with fantastic norway AS

Architecture

Nuuk; House of families

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with fantastic norway AS

3D / Architecture

Metabolism

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Architecture

MCH

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The MCH (mobile cultural home) is a project initiative by musicians to reinvent the concept of the classical concert. The core concept develops around a freely movable structure to host concerts in a natural surrounding.

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Architecture

BX

by SNP on Oct 28, 2011 • No Comments

Cabin; Designstudy

3D / Architecture / Design

Blog

by SNP on Oct 12, 2011 • No Comments

Drop occasionally by at my BLOG at http://blog.simonpranter.com

About

by SNP on Oct 5, 2011 • No Comments

Simon N. Pranter is a designer engaged in architecture and design. He strives after handling design in its broadest sense. If you like to contact him, drop a mail or give him a call. mail: me@simonpranter.com phone: 0043 676 60 46 228 He currently lives in Oslo and Vienna.

Architecture

Black Swan

by SNP on Oct 4, 2011 • No Comments

Upcoming Solo Exhibition; This show will feature artefacts, drawings and texts addressing the prospects of architecture focused on Responsive Architecture. The overarching concept of Responsive Architecture, to think of “the build” as an ephemeral, scattered and ever-changing object, is probably ruling the architectural debate in the next decade. We start to establish parametricism in our...