Synne has been with IARK since 2012. Her strength as an interior architect lies in her communication skills, both with her colleagues and clients. She takes great pleasure in the analytical phase of a project, where she can both find out what the client wants, but also challenge the way they think. Improving the day to day work life of her clients is her main goal. ⠀ In her time off work she tries to get out in the open air as much as possible. She enjoys hiking, skiing, biking, and traveling. Off the beaten track is her favorite place to be, both locally, and when she travels abroad.⠀ ⠀ ____________________________________

Daylight flooding through Jonsvoll Kvartalet in Bergen. Have a wonderful extended weekend! ⠀ _______________________________________ Photo: @niklashart

Meet Monica. As one of IARK's founders she has decades of experience as an interior architect. Her prime focus is designing commercial interior projects, and to facilitate the meeting between landlord and tenant. Finding lasting solutions where everyone is satisfied is her main concern. ⠀ ⠀ When Monica isn’t working she enjoys many different activities. She is an avid hunter and loves being outdoors. In addition, she has been painting porcelain with the Flora Danica pattern for 34 years. ⠀ ⠀ _______________________________

Our framework agreement with NRK is signed! After designing the interior for NRK Hordaland at Media City Bergen we are excited to continue our work for other NRK offices around the country. ⠀ ⠀ Photo: @niklashart ⠀ ___________________________________________________________⠀

Colour palette in the making _____________________________________

This is Kathrine. She is a thorough interior architect and takes great pleasure in creating the workspaces of tomorrow. Her specialty is to design interiors where natural elements contribute to the wellbeing and efficiency of the users. In her time off she enjoys traveling and exploring. Here you can see her at the Guggenheim museum in New York, and enjoying a hike in the Norwegian countryside near her hometown Treungen.

Historic Oslo map from 1814 on the walls at the Ministry of Education and Research (Kunnskapsdepartementet). Photo: Ketil Jacobsen ________________________________________________