Norway's Whale Museum evokes a giant tail rising out of the water
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The Whale, a new knowledge and experience center opening in 2027 in Andenes, Norway, features an undulating concrete roof designed by architect Dorte Mandrup that resembles a whale diving into the water, with a walkable lookout point covered in natural stone and a column-free interior that integrates the surrounding coastal landscape.
This is an upcoming building, not yet open; it is scheduled for June 2027.
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