Arkitekt Hans Honningsvaag

Prosjekter
Bolig og turisme
Møbler og snekring
Utstillinger

Skolearbeid
Diplom: Turisthytte (1831 moh)
KU Leuven: Nabolagshus i Gent
AHO: Studio ifBuilt
AHO: T-banestasjon



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Prosjekter

Bolig og turisme

Arctic Motell & Kautokeino Camping

Kautokeino,
2025 og 2026



Foto: fra befaring, reguleringskart, tegninger og render fra skisseprosjekt.
Skisseprosjekt for en campingplass i Kautokeino. Forslaget innebærer oppussing og modernisering av resepsjonsbygget med etablering av en ny Samisk restaurant og bar. Andre fase i posjektet besto i designforslag til nye campinghytter for både vinter- og sommerturisme. 

Renovering av jugendbygg på Chr. Hvidts plass

Sandefjord, 2024



Foto: Kathrine Næss og historisk bilde fra gamlesandefjord.no 
Sammen med arkitekt Kathrine Næss har jeg jobbet med renovering og ombygging av et verneverdig bolig- og næringsbygg i Sandefjord sentrum. Byggets sydfasade vender ut mot en offentlig plass, og har fine proporsjer og jugend-ornamentering samt et koselig bakeri på gateplan. Prosjektet innebærer ny oppdeling av leiligheter, bruksendring av deler av næringslokale i 2. etasje og fasadeendringer på bakgårdsfasaden med nye takarker. Mål om å bevare bygningens arkitoniske kvaliteter og lage nye leiligheter med god bokvalitet. 

Sognsvannsveien

Oslo, 2021


Skisseprosjekt for et tilbygg i to etasjer til et 1960-talls rekkehus ved Sognsvann. Målet var å tegne et tilbygg for mer innvendig bruksareal som blender inn med byggene i rekkehusområdet. Prosjektet er bygd. 

Møbler og snekring

Sons gate (kommer)

Oslo, 2026

Klaus Torgårds vei

Oslo, 2022 og 2024



Jeg har designet og bygget lagringsløsninger for en leilighet på Sogn i Oslo. Designet inkluderer en benk i eik og eikekledde skap i gangen og på soverommet og en skjenk i stua. Dørhåndtakene er laget i bjørk. 

Schultz gate

Oslo, 2024



Samarbeid med arkitekt og tømrer Ferdinand Widmer. Designet og bygget to praktiske møbler for en ett-roms leilighet i Oslo. 

Seilduksgata

Oslo, 2021



Foto: Eie Eiendomsmegling
Sammarbeid med arkitekt og tømrer Ferdinand Widmer. Design og bygging av et plassbygd møbel i stua til en bygårdsleilighet på Grünerløkka i Oslo. Møbelet er laget i furu og inneholder lagringsplass for sykkel i skap, bokhyller som kan justeres og en lang benk med lagringsplass og puter. 

Enebolig Maridalen

Oslo, 2022



My photos from the construction site.

Deltok i oppføringen a new private house in the Maridalen forest. The house was built in a half-timbering structure around a big exposed rock on a steep site in the Maridalen forest outside Oslo. I got to work alongside carpenters from Tømmermester Kjetil Eriksen for four weeks in the summer of 2022 as an apprentice carpenter. 

Totalrenovering av Søetatens Pigeskole

København, 2022
Interior photos of the restoration process at Søetatens Pigeskole during my time at the construction site.

I participated in restoring Søetatens Pigeskole, a protected historic building in central Copenhagen, for client Realdania. I worked alongside skilled carpenters for two weeks in the spring of 2022 for Kjell Pedersen Entreprise, which specialises in historic building restoration and rehabilitation.

Petanquebane på Filipstad

Oslo, 2019


Plan and section: Trestykker 2019, photo: Elias Olderbakk

Participation in the student workshop Trestykker 2019. Together with students from AHO and NTNU, we designed and built a petanque pavillion at Filipstadkaia in Oslo in July 2019. 

The project aimed to create an informal meeting place for players and spectators. The pine timber structure encircles the petanque court, creating an open yet intimate outdoor space. 

Utility building in Western Norway

Værland, 2019



My photos from the workshop
As a student at AHO, I participated in a workshop on the island of Værlandet in Western Norway. We built a utility building for cutting wool from wild sheep at a small-scale farm beside the ocean. The building was constructed with a “grindbygg” construction system, a durable structure made of massive timber and solid wood joinery typically found inside old boat houses in the coastal regions of Norway. Duration: 1 week in autumn 2019.

Repainting of wooden villa

Oslo, 2017-2018



I participated in re-painting a “sveitserstil” villa in Oslo during the summers of 2017 and 2018. The timber logs and exterior wooden cladding were thoroughly washed, scraped, and sanded before being repainted with breathable linseed oil paint.


Utstillinger

Tomme rom tenker - Anonyme koreografier III 
by Eva-Cecilie Richardsen

Moss, 2024




Photo: Eva-Cecilie Richardsen

 Assisting work for artist and choreographer Eva-Cecilie Richardsen in Moss's former Tin factory. I participated in planning the exhibition layout and making interventions in the spaces. 

Prijenos (overføring) 
by Damir Avdagic

Unge Kunstneres Samfund, Oslo, 2024



Photo: Vegard Kleven
As part of a team, I assisted Damir Avdagic in constructing an exhibition design for Prijenos in the spring of 2024 at Unge Kunstneres Samfund / Young Artists' Society (UKS) in Oslo. 

Link to art criticism: https://kunstkritikk.no/med-mor-i-orene/

Exhibition design: Daniel Romm and Sebastian Jørung Øvrebø.

Tomme rom tenker - Anonyme koreografier II 
by Eva-Cecilie Richardsen

Moss, 2023



Photo: Lars-Ingar Bragvin Andresen / texas_moss and my photo of the 1:20 model

Assisting work for artist and choreographer Eva-Cecilie Richardsen in Møllebyen in Moss. I participated in planning the exhibition layout and built full-scale exhibition and performance elements. 

Tourist hut (1831 m)

Gaustatoppen


Diploma project / AHO, spring 2023 

This thesis responds to the Norwegian Trekking Association’s (DNT) expressed need to expand and refurbish their tourist hut at Gaustatoppen, a mountain in Norway. The hut experiences a continuously increasing number of visitors. The thesis addresses the challenges of constructing in highly weather-exposed areas and upgrading and expanding an existing building within a historically significant site. The design proposal ties to a broader discussion on managing tourists in vulnerable mountain regions.  

The proposed extension of the cabin is compact and fits within the existing natural stone walls, enhancing the building's functionality without expanding its footprint in the landscape. The goal is for the hut to serve as a social meeting point for mountain enthusiasts, providing a warm and sheltered interior and a robust exterior capable of enduring the year-round cycles in the open and exposed mountain landscape. 


Supervised by Lina Broström

Nominated to Statsbygg Student Award for Architecture (AHO, 2023)




Neighbourhood house

Ghent, Belgium

Master course: The Gathering / KU Leuven, autumn 2021

The city municipality of Ghent in Belgium is engaged in a comprehensive urban development strategy. Among other initiatives, vacant industrial buildings are repurposed to create meeting points within densely populated areas. This project centres around the remains of a former laundry complex constructed in 1953, currently standing vacant. The project proposes converting the underused building into a neighbourhood house and a generous ”third space” as part of this strategy. 

The proposal was developed using Leporello as a process tool and can be unfolded to 56 pages. The project demonstrates how strategic interventions within the building's concrete structure can facilitate social activities and highlight and reveal architectural qualities previously hidden. 


Supervised by Tomas Ooms and Robin Schaeverbeke.

Link to website: https://www.blog-archkuleuven.be/la-cueilette-the-gathering-23/2022/

Studio ifBuilt

Oslo


Self-programmed master course / AHO, spring 2021

A self-programmed course investigating contemporary architectural production and its bureaucracy. We (eight students) collaboratively designed three typical projects:

01. Urban loft conversion 
02. Renovation of a detached house 
03. New semi-detached house

The course resulted in a 623-page book containing working drawings, essays, transcripts of lectures and meetings, templates, and research. The book represents a reflection on designing a built project, developing an architectural office and creating an academic course.


Collaboration with Ask Olsson Aabø, Tora Lie Brunborg, Marius Erikstad, Louis Gervais, Vegard Riise, Eirik Mikael Skogli and Sebastian Jørung Øvrebø.

Supervised by Martin Brandsdal, Lina Broström and Kathrine Næss.



Metro station 
+ Recycle station

Oslo


Second-year course / AHO, spring 2018

The project is a proposal for a new metro station in a public park in Oslo. Glass-cladded steel boxes connect the ground and underground levels and carry people and light between the levels.

The station is constructed using a cut-and-cover method, and the sheet pile wall defines the outer perimeter of the project. The light boxes function as recognisable navigation elements and illuminate the station with a mix of daylight and artificial light, making the travel experience more pleasant. 


Collaboration with Marius Erikstad

Supervised by Jørgen Tandberg and Lina Broström

Nominated to Excellence in Professionalism (AHO, 2018)