Image © Grape Architects Key projects | Closed Cavity Go to contents 52 Staticus is delivering a closed-cavity façade (CCF) for this office complex. This is the same type of façade that was used for the Via Vika building, also in Oslo, which was the first CCF ever in Northern Europe. A notable feature of the Filipstad Brygge project is the high sustainability standard it is aiming for. Energy-efficiency and circular economy are key areas of focus, and the building is seeking no less than a BREEAM In-Use Very Good rating. The new façade will offer much higher sustainability performance, while remaining consistent with the district's aesthetic. The colour of the façade was carefully selected to match the building’s existing brickwork, which is also characteristic of the Aker Brygge neighbourhood, especially its charming old ship-building facilities. This has been achieved using a special anodizing colour, Alu Copper 02, to match the district's traditional red bricks. Filipstad Brygge is a renovation project located in an atmospheric shoreline neighbourhood in downtown Oslo. The aim of this project is to make this 22 000 m2 office building a more functional and versatile multi-user building. Filipstad Brygge Staticus estimates to implement the project in 2023.