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The building

Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park consists of four parts: the original red, yellow and blue sections, and an additional section currently under construction.

Ground floors

Ullern Upper Secondary School inhabits the ground space of the Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park. Here you find a cantina, a hall for multi-purpose use and a large auditorium. The auditorium may be leased for lectures, seminars and conferences. Both the cantina and the multi-purpose hall are open for all tenants.

Red building section

The Radium Hospital Research Foundation (RADFORSK) rent here, as well as Oslo Cancer Cluster and Oslo Cancer Cluster Incubator. They inhabit half the 3rd floor and the entire 4th, 5th and 6th floor with their member-companies.

▸ No vacancies.

Yellow building section

Three stories in this building are rented out to the Norwegian Cancer Registry, one of the oldest cancer registries in the world. One floor is rented out to Oslo University Hospital.

▸ No vacancies.

Blue building section

Oslo University Hospital rents building A. This building is connected with the Norwegian Radium Hospital through a hallway above ground for shipping medication from the Hospital Pharmacy Production Unit to the clinic. In the blue building section you may also find the Department for Pathology and The Institute for Cancer Genetics and Informatics at Oslo University Hospital.

▸ No vacancies.

John Ugelstad building

A fourth building section is currently under construction and will bring 12 000 m2 in conjunction with the Oslo Cancer Cluster Innovation Park. This building will be on 7 floors from 750 m2 – 1109 m2 each. The building works are underway and will be finished by the end of 2025.

▸ No vacancies.

Please contact Jónas Einarsson for more information about rental opportunities.

The image is an architectural sectional elevation of four buildings, each labeled with a different color to indicate their respective sections. From left to right, the sections are titled: "Red Building Section," "Yellow Building Section," "Blue Building Section," and "New Building Section." Each building appears to have five stories, with varying features and slight differences in design. The ground floor is highlighted across the buildings with a pinkish-red base, and the structures are built on a sloped landscape. The labels for the sections are written in the corresponding colors: red, yellow, blue, and black (for the new building). Trees and other landscaping elements are shown in the background, giving context to the building layout.