STATOIL, is a leading Norwegian company in oil and gas production.
The headquaters is at Forus in Stavanger.
This is the main entrance, and just a small part of one of the huge company buildings.
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Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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- One of the many white villa`s in Stavanger.
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- A house with a view.
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- As I told you yesterday, we got more snow.This is ...
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- Today I was walking through "Amfi Madla", - a huge...
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- Some roads have been cleared of snow. But still...
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- Hopefully, the rest of the snow fell off, or melte...
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- The SALES are still on. Now the prices are as ...
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- Time to wash the car!
- It is all melting now.....
- Runway 1-8 at Stavanger airport at Sola.
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- A narrow road going down to the Gandsfjord.
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9 comments:
I love the clean lines in this photo!
It's rather like some glass boxes, but I like it! Very modern and sexy. Great night shot, too.
Great shot. It almost looks like a company poster for Statoil.
Very modern and industrial looking with lots of glass - nice photo at night!
Glad torsdag til dej, Gunn!
Still state-owned, I presume? (As the name suggests.)
I often forget about Stavanger and the oil. Nice building, more friendly than many corporate high-rises.
I really like this type of building with lots of windows. The colors are great!
I like the architecture. Modern with a Japanese influence — don't they look like Japanese paper screens? And it looks great all lit up like this!
Thanks for this. I'm looking forward to meeting more Statoil employees this year.
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