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Reidar Andreas Tveit


Bente Johanne Kleven
When facilitating for such places, it is important that they are located in proximity to the city, to keep them as a low threshold offer for the public.

Hovedøya, an island located only five minutes away with the ferry from Aker Brygge have a rich history, amongst other things there used to be a public bath there. Today the remains of the bath and its site is closed off and used as a workshop and storage for the urban environment agency (Bymiljøetaten).

How can this former program be reintroduced to be able to meet the requirements and use of today?
Pia Kristine Tveit


Thomas Gregory Mc Quillan
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At Økern in Oslo, the sports club Hasle / Løren IL have their facilities. One of their main branches is ice hockey. In the future the club has confirmed that they will build a new arena for this sport. The proposal consists of two nearly identical ice hockey arenas. And the building has a footprint of about 11000 square meters. This large program is in an urban environment under great development.
Solveig Tjetland


Ute Christina Groba
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I’ve looked into housing quality and urban density, and how to combine these ambitions. I’ve explored these ambitions through student housing; aiming to combine high density with high quality housing.

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Kristoffer Frydenlund Sælid


Gro Bonesmo
Sports and physical activities inevitably play important roles in the society. It has the ability to let people communicate and interact, regardless of language barriers, reiligion or socio-economic background. Physical activities are also closely related to bigger themes such as public health, integration and inclusion. My impression is that easy accesible facilities for activity not only improves the public health. It also holds a huge potential for contributing to attractive, social sustainable neighborhoods. 

Silje Breistein Svarstad


Beate Marie Manthey Hølmebakk
Chris-Johan Engh
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Elisabeth Skavik


Erik Fenstad Langdalen
Alena Beth Rieger
Nicholas Ryan Coates
In 1962, two new buildings were built in Drammen a modern hotel and a new courthouse. Today, both buildings have reached the end of their current use leading to one being replaced and one being abandoned.

Silje Mari Skarheim


Hanna Birkeland Bergh
Paul-Antoine Lucas
Could living in smaller spaces with access to shared spaces and shared functions foster a sense of community and provide a viable option to the present housing crisis?

This diploma investigates how shared spaces, shared functions, and architectural qualities in small spaces might result in more affordable housing in the center of Oslo. By considering collective housing, you may establish a community while creating smaller apartments with access to bigger shared facilities. 

The project consists of three buildings on a selected site in Gamle Oslo:

Maria Schrøder


Lisbeth Funck
Matthew Dylan Anderson
The project deals with housing for humans in a parking house structure: Sannergata 14.

Among the fundamental strategies for a green future in architecture is a commitment to discover hidden potential in what is already built. Parking houses above ground inside the central parts of Oslo are long on their way to becoming anachronisms as the private car is politically pushed out of the city center. The aim of this spatial investigation is to identify architectural quality, as a means to outweigh the alternative of demolition.
Pål Luis Sanchez-Paredes


Gro Bonesmo
Odd Øverdahl
The primary research question led to the thesis Munch Philharmonic. This project suggests reopening the former Munch Museum to the public by restoring and reprogramming it and creating a new Concert Hall in Tøyen connected to the existing structure. Together they form a symbiosis where the former museum acts as front of house, home to two smaller stages for diverse use, and the new extension provides a main hall for classical music.

Sedigheh Safari


Søren Skjensvold Sørensen
Sareh Saeidi Derakhshi
Iranian vernacular architecture is today among the inspiring resources of climatic and sustainable design. These architectural design considerations led to a variety of typologies and architectural elements that were specifi cally driven from climatic conditions, available resources, and craft in the district and climatic zones they were in Iran.

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