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Gallery: The Building Process of the New American Embassy

Home Home | News & Events | Gallery: The Building Process of the New American Embassy

The new American embassy at Huseby, July 2014
The new American embassy, September 2014
The new American embassy at Huseby, October 2014
The new American embassy at Huseby, October 2014
The new American embassy at Huseby, December 2014 - a mock up of the building exterior.
The new American embassy at Huseby, December 2014 - the main building
The new Marine Guard house at the Embassy compound.
This will be the main entrance of the new embassy.
Chancery with Consular entrance to the right and Marine House in the back
Service Pavilion and site work in progress
Copper panel installation at Main Entrance
Looking down at the large terrace at the second floor of the main building. The entrance to the cafeteria is the glass door to the left.
The Consular Pavilion with Sørkedalsveien in the background. All visa customers will come through here to get to the Embassy consular office.
The entrance of the main Embassy building. The Embassy cafeteria will be behind the large windows on the second floor, with a terrace just above the main entrance.
The exterior of the Service Pavilion is almost done.

By U.S. Embassy Oslo | 5 June, 2015 | Topics: News

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