“SNØHETTA: architecture-landscapes-interiors,” Scandinavia House
Robert Sannes
Exhibit Its stunning iceberg of an opera house in Oslo made critics melt, but there’s more to the firm Snøhetta, which has been around since 1989. Its diverse portfolio includes a neurobiology institute in Marseilles, France; a master plan for the University of Gambia in West Africa; and a giant tension-membrane structure, the “tubaloon,” that was a venue for the 2006 Kongsberg Jazz Festival. Now the exhibition “SNØHETTA: architecture-landscapes-interiors,” at Scandinavia House on Park Avenue in New York, presents 11 of the firm’s major projects via films, photographs, computer visualizations, drawings, and models. Feb. 4 through April 3. scandinaviahouse.org
