Snapshot

Lala Tøyen. Lala installed a bicycle pump outside the gallery as part of their contribution: encouraging people to cycle, and planners to give priority to cyclists in city street planning.

Element arkitekter. Element want to increase the minimum ceiling height in housing from 2,4 metres to 2,6 metres, as a contribution to the debate about quality in housing.

Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk. House. Hølmebakk’s contribution consisted of a text, a drawing and a model. Here site model with tennis court.

Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk. House. Lower plan with tennis court.

Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk. House. Main plan.

Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk. House. Elevations.

Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk. House. Long section.

Space Group. Visions. A topology of voids.

Rintala Eggertsson Architects. Snakes and ladders for architects.

Eriksen Skajaa Architects. “The architecture of the future is local”. Eriksen Skajaa used Snapshot to make a booklet that presents one architect from each of the counties in Norway, except for Oslo.

3RW Arkitekter. Grønneviksøren Student Housing, self-build Lego model.

Tyin tegnestue. Architects’ toolbox.

From the exhibition. In front Tyin’s toolbox, behind it Ghilardi + Hellsten, then right Lala Tøyen, and Pir II’s suspended project archive.

Ghilardi Hellsten Architects. From Aker Brygge.

Atelier Oslo. House projects under development.

Lala Tøyen. Lala’s cycle street, where cyclists are given priority over cars.

Helen & Hard. Sketches for the development of the Vindmøllebakken housing project, which is based on people wanting to share more of their everyday life. See www.gainingbysharing.no.

Helen & Hard. Sketches for the development of the Vindmøllebakken housing project.

Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter. The Romsdal Museum in Molde, represented by a model and a copy of the entire project correspondence.

Rodeo Arkitekter. Map of Oslo showing the average price per square metro for housing in different neighborhoods.