Veidekke extends Holmenkollen Park Hotel

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Holmenkollen Park Hotel ANS has commissioned Veidekke Entreprenør AS to extend the hotel with the addition of 115 new rooms. The contract sum is NOK 76 million excluding VAT and the new rooms will be ready in good time before the World Skiing Championships 2011.

 

Holmenkollen Park Hotel ANS will add a new 5-storey extension behind the existing building. The new building will total approximately 4,800m2, and when the extension is complete the hotel will have a total capacity of 337 rooms. This will be a turnkey project.

"During construction the hotel will be in full operation, though we hope that the hotel's guests and employees won't notice our construction work too much. Work has already started and will be completed in December 2010," says Veidekke's project manager Lars Eirik Fjeld.

"Veidekke Entreprenør has extended and remodelled the hotel several times previously. We are pleased that the new owners of the hotel have also chosen Veidekke for this job," says department manager Birte Almeland of Veidekke.

For more information please contact:

District Manager Hans Olav Sørlie, Veidekke Entreprenør AS, tel 917 44 923, hans-olav.sorlie@veidekke.no

Project Manager Lars Eirik Fjeld, Veidekke Entreprenør AS, tel 905 87 408, lars-eirik.fjeld@veidekke.no

Project Director Dag Svendsen, Holmenkollen Park Hotel ANS, tel 908 33 657, ds@eiendomsspar.no

Communications Manager Helge Dieset, Veidekke ASA, tel 90 55 33 22, helge.dieset@veidekke.no

 

 

Veidekke ASA is a leading Scandinavian building contractor and property developer with 6,250 employees and a turnover of NOK 19.4 billion (2008). The group is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange and has a dispersed ownership structure with the employees owning 19 % of the stock. The business spans a wide spectrum of building and construction projects, developing housing and commercial buildings for private and public sector clients, asphalt plants and road maintenance as well as collecting and recycling waste.

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