Lund Hagem Architects

The practice was founded by Svein Lund and Einar Hagem in 1990, and today it is managed by five partners; Svein Lund, Einar Hagem, Mette Røsbekk, Per Suul and Kristine Strøm-Gundersen. Over the past two decades, the studio has been driven by a consistent approach following a Nordic design tradition. The office has won numerous prestigious competitions and received a number of awards and citations for design excellence. Lund Hagem architects is based in Oslo, Norway.

Biography
Svein Lund
Born 1952. Dipl.Arch. Oxford Brooks University 1980. BA (Hons.) Oxford Brooks University 1977. Studied building engineering at Oslo ingeniørhøyskole 1972-1974. Founded Lund Architects in 1984, after employment at Niels Torp Architects since 1980. Founded Lund Hagem architects with Einar Hagem in 1990.

Einar Hagem
Born 1960. M.Arch. Norwegian University of science and technology (NTNU) 1986, after studying architecture in conducting under Prof. Sverre Fehn at Oslo School of Architecture in 1985 and landscape architecture at University of Georgia 1980-1981. Founded Lund Hagem Architects with Svein Lund in 1990, after a period of working at Lund architects since 1987.

Mette Røsbekk
Born 1969. M.Arch. Norwegian University of science and technology (NTNU) 1994. Studied architecture at Pratt Institute in New York 1993. Joined Lund Hagem architects in 1995, after employment at Ola Steen architects. Partner at Lund Hagem architects since 2005.

Per Suul
Born 1956. M.Arch. Norwegian University of science and technology (NTNU) 1984. Joined Lund Hagem architects in 1996, after a period of employment at Aviaplan 1992-1996, Telie Torp Aasen architects 1988-1992 Bergersen Gromholt Ottar architects 1984- 1988. Partner at Lund Hagem architects since 2005.

Kristine Strøm-Gundersen
Born 1972. Dipl.Arch. University of North London 1999. B.Arch. University of Glasgow, Glasgow School of Art 1996. Joined Lund Hagem architects in 1999 after employment at various offices in Norway, England and Italy. Partner at Lund Hagem architects since 2013.

2017 Häuser Award Exterior prize for Knapphullet
2017 Botrend magazine, House of the year award, Villa Nesøya
2016 Betongtavlen, Knapphullet, Sandefjord
2016 Lillesand byggeskikkpris, Lyngholmen summerhouse
2016 Larvik kommunes byggeskikkpris, Lille Arøya summerhouse
2016 AR (Architectural Review) BnB award winner, Knapphullet
2015 Statensbyggeskikkpris, Sinsen torg / Torshovdalen housing, Oslo
2013 Betongtavlen honorable mention, Lyngholmen summerhouse
2011 Oslo bys arkitekturpris, IFI2, Department of Informatics, University of Oslo
2011 Betongtavlen, Midtåsen Sculpture Park, Sandefjord
2010 Asker Byggeskikkutvalg honarable mention, Villa Gamle Drammensvei, Asker
2010 Rygge kommunes pris for god byggeskikk for Villa Moss, Østfold
2010 Shortlisted for WAF Award, Midtåsen Sculpture Park, Sandefjord
2008 Kragerø kommunes byggeskikkspris, Spa & Resort Kragerø
2006 Sundts premie, Marienlyst Park housing, Oslo
2001 Nominee to Mies Van Der Rohe Award 2001, Ullensvang Research Centre, Hardanger
2000 Statens byggeskikkpris, Ullensvang Research Centre, Hardanger
2000 A. C. Houens fonds diplom, Villa Furulund, Oslo
1999 Bærum kommune Estetiske råd pris, Norske skog company headquarters, Oslo
1999 Sundts Premie for Villa Furulund, Oslo
1994 Statens byggeskikkpris, Deltakerlandsbyen OL (Olympic Village), Lillehammer, together with div.A
1993 Murverksprisen, Villa Ullern, Oslo
1987 Statens byggeskikkpris for Holt øst Housing, Skedsmo, together with div.A