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Norwegian 10,500sq m mega-spa transports guests around international spa cultures
The Well – a new three-storey, 10,500sq m (113,000sq ft) spa complex just outside Oslo – is now open to the public.
The privately-owned spa, billed as the largest in Norway, includes areas designed to transport guests to different spa cultures, including a Japanese Onsen, a Nordic Laconium, an Ambilight Cinema Sauna, a two-storey Blockhouse Sauna, an Art Deco steamroom and an Egyptian Rasul.
Thermarium conceptualised and designed the wet spa, pool and treatment areas, while Norwegian architects Halvorsen & Reine designed the buildings.
The Well includes 16 cabins with saunas and steamrooms, 24 showers, 10 foot basins, a large shower grotto with rocks, two whirlpools, an ice fountain, an onsen pool, a large indoor pool, and 16 treatment rooms with four wet massage tables.
Adrian Egger, managing director for Thermarium, said The Well features “beautiful, straight, lines and typical Nordic design.”
“The project turned out really nice, and it’s going to become a landmark in Europe for sure,” said Egger. “The quality of the materials and details, the Nordic design and the surroundings – all together creates a very special harmony and makes this project really unique.”
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