Holma square located in the inner city of Malmö has been nominated to Skåne's architectural price of 2018. Nola's back bench Plymå is a part of the design.
Skogskyrkogården Cemetery Awards Public Tenders to Nola
2018–11–30
Nola has been awarded two of six contracts in the public tender for new innovation partnerships. The partnership is a new form of public procurement that meets legal requirements while encouraging product development. Nola was given the green light to move on to the next stage and begin advancing two projects. They will be developed in collaboration with designer Emma Olbers, and with designer Gunilla Allard who works collaboratively with Note Design Studio.
Skogskyrkogården is a UNESCO World Heritage Site designed by architects Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz from 1916 to 1940. The public tender was initiated by the City of Stockholm and the Cemetery Administration in collaboration with ArkDes Museum and the Sveriges Arkitekter organisation.
Skogskyrkogården. Foto: Susanne Hallmann, Kyrkogårdsförvaltningen Stockholms stad.
The competition is aimed at designers, architects and artists, and encourages collaborations with manufacturers. The tender stipulates that all new outdoor seating will be designed and produced in harmony with the existing historic designs. The procurement is expected to be completed in the spring of 2019, with production and delivery of the new furniture scheduled for 2020.
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2018
Nola has participated with the refurbishing of the popular Kirkeparken in Tromsø, Norway.
Nola has participated in the furnishing of the new outdoor seating area at the Nordic Light Hotel in Stockholm.
The Norwegian Association of Landscape Architects awarded their 2018 annual landscaping prize to Asplan Viak AS for projects completed in Oslo’s Grünerløkka and St. Hanshaugen neighbourhoods.
Nola present new designs and collection highlights at the Swedish pavilion at the Salone del Mobile in Milan from 17 – 22 April 2018. We’ll join other Swedish design brands featured in this year’s ‘Stories of Home’ theme.
The City of Stockholm bought a number of planters from Nola to install on city streets. Replacing traffic barriers with planters in an excellent way to bring more greenery to the city centre.