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Thor Heyerdahl Upper Secondary School
Thor Heyerdahl Upper Secondary School ((ノルウェー語:Thor Heyerdahl videregående skole)) is an upper secondary school in Larvik, Norway, named for the explorer Thor Heyerdahl,〔("Sky's the limit: Thor Heyerdahl School of Advanced and Further Education, Larvik, Norway" ), ''World Architecture News'', 25 September 2009.〕 who was born in the city. It was formed by combining the previous upper secondary schools in Larvik. It is one of the largest upper secondary schools in Norway, with approximately 1,650 students , and offers 10 programmes or courses of instruction.〔(Om skolen ), Thor Heyerdahl videregående skole, updated 6 December 2013 〕 The school was split between several locations until a new building, built as a combined project with Arena Larvik, opened on 17 August 2009.
==History==
Thor Heyerdahl Upper Secondary School was formed in 2004 by the merger of the previously existing upper secondary schools in Larvik: ''Farris videregående skole'' (previously known as ''Larvik handelsskole'', Larvik business school), ''Gloppe skole'' (previously ''Vestfold fylkes husflidskole'', Vestfold handcrafts school), ''Kilden videregående skole'' (previously ''Larvik yrkesskole'', Larvik vocational school) and ''Larvik gymnas'' (Larvik ''gymnasium'').〔〔Svein Magne Sirnes, ("Thor Heyerdahl videregående skole" ), ''Store norske leksikon'', retrieved 13 December 2013 〕 The ''gymnasiums history goes back to the foundation of ''Laurvigs Middelskole'' (Larvik Middle School) in 1824; the Thor Heyerdahl name was first used in 1994.〔Heidi, ("Thor Heyerdahl videregående skole" ), Vestfold Archive, 19 April 2012, retrieved 11 January 2014 〕 The municipality of Larvik bought the ''gymnasium'' building and acquired Ahlefeldtsgate 6, 8 and 10 for 30.3 million kroner, but did not acquire the Farris or Gloppe school sites. On 17 August 2009 the school's new building opened, uniting all courses on a single campus. The official opening ceremony took place on 18 September.〔("Fakta om den nye storskolen Thor Heyerdal videregående skole" ), ''Østlands-Posten'', 21 July 2009 〕〔(Slideshow: "Offisiell åpning av Thor Heyerdahl vgs og kakefest" ), ''Østlands-Posten'', 18 September 2009.〕 The building was designed by the Danish architecture firm of schmidt hammer lassen, who won the design competition in January 2006 in collaboration with the SLA landscape architecture firm with a proposal named ''Synergy''.〔 The project also included Arena Larvik, which the school uses for sports;〔 foreseen in 2004 to cost 597 million kroner, after construction costs rose sharply the entire project was budgeted at 983 million kroner in November 2006.〔("Storskolen i Larvik blir for dyr" ), ''Østlands-Posten'', 10 October 2006, updated 11 October 2006 〕〔("Skolen vil koste 983 millioner" ), ''Østlands-Posten'', 6 November 2006, updated 7 November 2006 〕 Construction began in June 2007 with the demolition of the old school;〔(Thor Heyerdahl Videregående Skole ), Veidekke ASA (contract builders), with pictures, retrieved 13 December 2013 〕 ground was broken for the new building in August.〔 In the interim the school was housed in temporary space including a tent.〔("Thor Heyerdahl Videregående Skole" ), Ramirent, 2010, retrieved 13 December 2013 〕 The new building has five storeys in addition to workshops; it is connected to the arena by a first-floor bridge. Interior decoration of the new building was budgeted at approximately 1.8 million kroner, the design scheme being chosen by a jury. The building was nominated for Building of the Year in its class by ''Byggeiindustrien''.〔Bjørn-Tore Sandbrekkene, ("Nominert til Årets Bygg 2009" ), ''Østlands-Posten'', 18 February 2010, updated 25 February 2009 〕
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