The architect of Albanian origin Atdhe Belegu is the character selected on the cover of the monthly newspaper Arkitektnytt. The 28-year-old, born in Norway, originally from Peja, is successfully climbing the career ladder. The well-known Norwegian newspaper dedicates 7 pages to the Albanian architect Atdhe Illyrian Belegu, where many details are written about his origin, success, successful studies and awards won in the field of architecture.
Although only 28 years old, Atdhe Belegu is the most awarded architect in Norway. In 2017 he received the highest award from the school of architecture in Bergen for his master's thesis. He later won the Statsbygg Prize for Outstanding Architecture (2017), the Aspelin Ramm Prize (2018), the Europa Norway Prize (2019), and the DOGA Prize (2020). In 2019 Estate Media included Atdhe Belegu in the list of "10 young people on the rise".
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| Belegu on the cover of Arkitektnytt |
In the interview given to "Arkitektnytt", he talks about his work, the great challenges of the current urban development processes in Norway, and how a country where there can be successful and sustainable development through a contextualized development, which also characterizes the work of the Homeland.
The 28-year-old from Peja, born in Norway, completed his master studies at the School of Architecture in Bergen, Norway with the project "03 Assembly Palace", with which he competed for the "Aspel Ramm" award, being declared the winner.
Immediately after his studies, Belegu started working as an architect in the architectural studio "Mad", in Norway, thus starting a successful career that has been highly praised to date.