Table - Encountering the other.

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Reclaim Oslo commons

The course has focused on investigating Oslo’s public spaces as commons, our city as a shared resource. Who has the rights for that, and what can one use those resources for?

Spaces of Learning

Spaces of Learning, Facilitating encountering in the post-pandemic city What are our future social spaces/things, and how could we cultivate the meetings of otherness in the Oslo Science City (OSC) framework?

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Material course

Approach

‘Approach’ is a joint project for a collaborative and interdisciplinary one week intensive workshop with the students from Sámi University of Applied Sciences (SA), Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO) and University of the Arts Helsinki (Uniarts Helsinki) organized in Kautokeino, Norway in January-February 2018.

Yaoyuruza

by Christopher Hansen

Rather than hide from the city, this structure offers an open public space that forms an efficient mutual relationship between architecture and technology in order to reform the cemetery typology from passive and symbolic to active and informative.

Materials

The course for ‘Specialisation 3, Material Studies’ is simultaneously an independent material exploration project and a prologue to the upcoming thesis project. The project is both open and specific. Open in the way that it is process orientated and not problem-solving, specific in the way that it only operates within the chosen material.

Oslo Block

Exploration to the near future of Osloan urban cultures.