The article discusses how architects in Norway are facing challenges related to environmental sustainability, quality architecture, and cultural heritage. The project focuses on integrating energy-efficient solutions into existing buildings, such as schools and fire stations. By working with local communities and industries, the project aims to promote knowledge and collaboration in sustainable building practices. The research highlights the importance of architects gaining expertise in environmental design and resource conservation. The projects demonstrate that stricter regulations can lead to better architecture without compromising quality. Overall, the goal is to show how sustainability can be integrated into architecture for a better future.