Diamanten, Glass office building in Fornebu, Norway
Diamanten is a modern office building in Fornebu with a striking glass facade and geometric shapes. The structure spreads across three floors and houses workspace for various companies and their employees.
The building was constructed in 1985 and initially served as headquarters for the airline Braathens SAFE. It later housed SAS Braathens and subsequently Norwegian Air Shuttle.
The building stands as an example of Norwegian corporate architecture, reflecting the evolution of workplace design in the Nordic business environment.
The building sits in an office park with ample parking spaces nearby for visitors and staff. The location offers good accessibility and is easy to find.
The structure received its official inauguration from Minister of Transport and Communications Johan J. Jacobsen on December 16, 1985.
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