架构师提供的文本描述。陈列室耙是特隆赫姆艺术景观的最新补充。这是一个学生讲习班的结果，来自特隆赫姆、奥斯陆和卑尔根建筑学校的30名学生联合设计和建造了这一新的艺术和建筑展览空间。

Text description provided by the architects. The showroom RAKE is the latest addition to Trondheim’s art landscape. It is the result of a student workshop in which thirty students from the architecture schools of Trondheim, Oslo and Bergen joined forces to design and construct this new exhibition space for art and architecture.

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用于建造该房间的大部分材料来自附近的一栋办公大楼，即将拆除。这揭示了项目背后的主题和指导原则：重用。重复使用旧材料，但同样重要的是，当使用新材料时，要以允许过程继续的方式进行重用。

A majority of the materials used in the construction of the room came from a nearby office building set for demolition. This reveals the theme and guiding principle behind the project: Reuse. Reuse as in using old materials, but just as importantly; when utilizing new ones, doing this in a manner that allows the process to continue.

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Rke是来自NTNU的四名学生的创意，他们邀请同龄人参与他们的创造性努力。这些建筑师在5月第一次见面，并着手制定出了现在是耙的具体细节。在整个项目中，Tyin Tegnestue、建筑师奥古斯特·施密特和艺术家夏洛特·罗斯塔德都在手边提供投入和帮助。

RAKE is the brainchild of four students from NTNU, who invited their peers to participate in their creative endeavor. These architects-in-the-making met for the first time in May, and proceeded to work out the specifics of what is now RAKE. Throughout the project Tyin Tegnestue, architect August Schmidt and artist Charlotte Rostad were at hand to offer input and assistance.

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八月，同事和合作者再次见面，这一次用锤子和钉子代替了笔和纸。在12天的时间里，他们建造了一个展览空间，这不能不引起人们的好奇心；它的墙壁由两层重复使用的窗户和天花板-三层门组成。然而，这个房间最独特的特色可能是它的地板，它是由当地一位农民制作的巨大的木制立方体制成的。虽然许多耙的特点是“走出盒子”，它的内部空间是一个传统的白色立方体，准备展示由国家和国际艺术家和建筑师的作品。

In August the colleagues and collaborators met again, this time hammers and nails replaced pen and paper. In twelve days they built an exhibition space, which cannot help but induce curiosity; its walls consisting of two layers of reused windows, and the ceiling – three layers of doors. Yet, the most unique feature of the room may be its floor, made out of massive wooden cubes crafted by a local farmer. While a number of RAKE’s features are ‘outside the box’, its interior space is a traditional white cube, ready to display works by both national and international artists and architects.

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通过这个项目，学生们想要为特隆赫姆的文化场景做出贡献，并表明材料的再利用可以带来既鼓舞人心又令人愉悦的建筑。展厅由当地艺术家和建筑师经营，第一场展览于9月9日开幕，这是建筑师Fredrik Lund和艺术家Anne-Karin Furunes的合作。

Through this project the students wanted to contribute to Trondheim’s cultural scene and show that the reuse of materials can lead to a both inspirational and aesthetically pleasing construction. The showroom is run by local artists and architects, and the first show opened on the 9th of September – a collaboration between architect Fredrik Lund and artist Anne-Karin Furunes.