Sustainability04 / 2026
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ARCHITECTURE STUDIO IN OSLO · EST. 2014 · — : — CET
Innovative architecture that transforms ideas.
Nordly is a 12-person studio of architects, designers and thinkers building spaces that inspire and endure. About twenty projects a year, across commercial, multipurpose and residential briefs.
FEATURED PROJECT · 01 / 47
Nordic Serenity
Residence.
[ 01 ] ServicesWe design at
We design at
three scales.
Commercial, multipurpose, residential. The brief changes, the rigour doesn't — daylight studies, material samples, and a finished card model before we draw a single working plan.
[ 01 / SERVICE ]
Commercial
Offices, retail, hospitality — environments built for daily wear and changing needs over time.
Learn more →[ 02 / SERVICE ]
Multipurpose
Cultural and civic projects that bring multiple uses under one roof.
Learn more →[ 03 / SERVICE ]
Residential
Homes, apartments and seasonal retreats designed around how you actually live, not how you think you should.
Learn more →[ 01 ] PROJECTS
240+
Projects completed across 11 countries since 2014
[ 02 ] CLIENTS
150+
Private and institutional clients · 84% return for a second project
[ 03 ] RATING
100%
Client satisfaction average across our last 100 completed projects
[ 03 ] News & journalRecent thinking
Recent thinking
from the studio.
Quarterly long-reads on practice, sustainability, and the Nordic vernacular. Published in print and online.
Practice03 / 2026
The case for multipurpose spaces.
9 min read →Commercial02 / 2026
Offices people
want to come to.
7 min read →A closer look / NORDLY
Considered from the first sketch.
A plot, a renovation or an early idea is enough to start a conversation.
Explore your projectFrom the first sketch
A considered path from idea to place.
Understand the site
Light, context, daily routines and the constraints of the property shape the brief.
Explore the possibilities
Review layouts, materials and priorities together before committing to a direction.
Resolve the details
Agree the scope, the next decisions and the responsibilities that carry the work forward.
Good to knowA few things
A few things
you might ask.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
A location, a few photographs and a sense of your priorities are a useful start. Drawings and surveys help when available.
Can we discuss an early-stage idea?
Yes. An initial brief can explore feasibility, priorities and the questions to resolve before a detailed design begins.
How are budgets and timelines established?
They depend on the site, scope and approvals. Request a project-specific proposal before making commitments.
The next step
Explore your project.
A plot, a renovation or an early idea is enough to start a conversation.