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Snøhetta Transforms Oslo Coffee Showroom into élan Bar in Kvadraturen

architecture-design · 2026-09-16

In Oslo's Kvadraturen district, the architecture firm Snøhetta has reimagined a former coffee showroom into élan, a public coffee bar. This establishment is situated within the Sjøfartsbygningen, which was once the home of Magnat Kaffehus. The design by Snøhetta combines elements of Nordic Neo-Baroque with modern touches. The exterior showcases a façade of curved brick and oxidised copper, while the interior boasts a turquoise ceiling-mounted speaker installation and semi-circular timber seating. An oak counter, symbolizing coffee grounds, is central to the space, accompanied by a large menu board and Snøhetta's Array modular sofa. Additionally, a unique soundscape titled The Sound of élan was created by Jonas von der Fehr. élan can be found at Kirkegata 7, Oslo.

Key facts

  • élan coffee bar is located in the Sjøfartsbygningen building in Oslo's Kvadraturen district
  • The space spent the past decade as the showroom for Magnat Kaffehus, a commercial-grade coffee supplier
  • Snøhetta designed the interior, blending Nordic Neo-Baroque architecture with contemporary forms
  • The exterior features curved brick, oxidised copper detailing and fluted stone columns
  • A turquoise torus-shaped ceiling-mounted speaker installation anchors the interior
  • Corkinho supplied the heat-treated cork paired with the central circular oak counter
  • Snøhetta's Array modular sofa, designed for MDF Italia, is used in the interior
  • Jonas von der Fehr created the commissioned soundscape The Sound of élan
  • Specialist contractor Henriksen Snekkeri executed the fixtures and fittings
  • élan is located at Kirkegata 7, Oslo

Entities

Artists

  • Peter Girgis
  • Marlene Fenger Vedal
  • Jonas von der Fehr
  • Jonathan Bell
  • Pernille Sandberg

Institutions

  • Snøhetta
  • élan
  • Magnat Kaffehus
  • Corkinho
  • MDF Italia
  • Henriksen Snekkeri
  • Wallpaper*
  • Beijing City Library

Locations

  • Oslo
  • Norway
  • Kvadraturen
  • Sjøfartsbygningen
  • Beijing
  • China
  • Kirkegata 7

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