18 Feb, 2017
By Eva Bakkeslett, Ola Sendstad and Elise Storsveen
15 Dec, 2015
12 Jun, 2015
05 Feb, 2015
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Digital Balke - Divine North
By artist Peder Balke, curator Lise Dahl
Images: 7
04 Sep, 2014
04 Sep, 2014
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Siebke’s Slate Bench, Botanical Gardens, Oslo
Architect: Hedda Fjermestad Aase and Cecilie Lande Andersen
Completion: 2013
Address: Sarsgate 1, Oslo
Photo: Henrik Lande Andersen and Cecilie Lande Andersen
Images: 6
04 Sep, 2014
06 Jun, 2014
12 Dec, 2013
12 Nov, 2013
03 Oct, 2013
29 Aug, 2013
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Greetings From Fukushima
By Margrethe Aas, architects and planner, and Vigdis Haugtrø, artist
Images: 17
15 Dec, 2012
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Hylozoic Ground
By Philip Beesley
Architect: Philip Beesley with Rob Gorbet, Rachel Armstrong and others
Images: 5
30 Aug, 2012
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The Most Beautiful House in the World
By Einar Bye and Ola Sendstad
Images: 13
05 Feb, 2006
21 Aug, 2009
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Skådalen School – A Spatial Narrative
By Neven Fuchs-Mikac
Byline: Neven Fuchs-Mikac, arkitekt MNAL, CAA, is assistant professor at the Institute of Architecture, Oslo School of Architecture and Design.
Images: 2
02 Feb, 2012
08 Dec, 2011
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"Eye to eye" – an art installation
By Helene Stub
Byline: Helene Stub is an architect and an artist.
Images: 12
29 May, 2012
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"Let loose the sheep", a poem about the urban common
By Nicholas Møllerhaug
Byline: Nicholas Møllerhaug is from Haugesund. He is a writer, musician and poet and in charge of artistic programming for the Bergen International Festival.
Images: 2
05 Dec, 2010
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The Megaphone
By Brendeland & Kristoffersen arkitekter AS
Byline: The project was conceived and realised by NTNU architecture students in collaboration with Brendeland & Kristoffersen Arkitekter AS.
Images: 14
05 Oct, 2010
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The Little Girl and the Elephant. London 2006
By Ingerid Helsing Almaas
Architect: The Sultan’s Elephant was Created by Royal de Luxe and La Machine.
Completion: The Girl and the Elephant are still travelling the world.
Address: The Elephant lives in Nantes, at the workshops of La Machine.
Photo: Graham "Chalkie" White
Images: 26
05 Oct, 2009
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How to Talk About Things You Know Nothing About
By Keith Kahn-Harris
Byline: Keith Kahn-Harris is a sociologist and researcher at the Centre for Urban and Community Research at Goldsmiths College in London. This essay was first published on www.opendemocracy.net, 21st February 2008.
See also www.kahn-harris.org.
Images: 5
30 May, 2012
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Dimension, Death & Identity: The Work of John Hejduk
By Einar Bjarki Malmquist
Byline: Einar Bjarki Malmquist is an architect and an editor of Arkitektur N.
Images: 5
05 Sep, 2009
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Sverre Fehn's 1952 essay on the value of Moroccan primitive architecture
By Sverre Fehn
Byline: Sverre Fehn (1924-2009) was one of Norway's best know modern architects. He was professor at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design from 1971-1995. In 1997 he was awarded the Pritzker Prize for his work in architecture.
Images: 6
05 Nov, 2009
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An Attempt to Understand Sverre Fehn
By Ingerid Helsing Almaas
Byline: Ingerid Helsing Almaas is an architect and editor-in-chief of Arkitektur N
Images: 7
05 Sep, 2008
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A look behind the scenes at the Oslo Opera
By Jonas Norsted
Byline: Jonas Norsted is an architect and a partner in Atelier Oslo. Arkitektur N asked him to take a look at what goes on behind the scenes in the new opera.
Images: 10
05 Sep, 2008
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The Oslo Opera – a New House in the City
By Margreth Olin
Byline: Margreth Olin is a filmmaker and partner in Speranza Film AS. She has made films like «My body» (2002), «Raw youth» (2004), «Lullaby» (2006) and the feature film «Angel» (2009). She calls «Lullaby» a symphony for Oslo.
Images: 2
05 Sep, 2008
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Brown Snake in a White Casket, a poem about the Oslo Opera
By Nicholas Møllerhaug
Byline: Nicholas Møllerhaug is from Haugesund. He is a writer, musician and poet and in charge of artistic programming for the Bergen International Festival.
Images: 2
05 Sep, 2008
