- The Climate House is part of the Natural History Museum at the University of Oslo and opened in June 2020.
- The building was enabled through a gift to the university from Jens Ulltveit-Moe, UMOE.
- The indoor exhibition and the installations in the Climate Garden outside the building are designed and built by SixSides.
- The Climate House was built with the lowest environmental impact and greenhouse gas emissions possible. The design was awarded as a FutureBuilt project.
- The Climate House is externally financed by sponsors and collaborative projects. Our partners and contributors are the Municipality of Oslo, Statkraft, Obos, Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, the Ministry of Culture, the University of Oslo's library, Fritt Ord, Stiftelsen Uni, Stiftelsen Flux, the Norwegian Environment Agency, The Research Council and Mr. Iceman.
Become our partner!
We welcome companies and organisations to join us in our work to develop and strengthen the Climate House as an arena for outreach on climate change and the environmental challenges we face. Our target groups are both the general public and school classes. Get in touch if you are interested in a collaboration or want more information about us and how we work.
ANNUAL REPORTS (In Norwegian)