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Stine Madland Kaasa


Erik Fenstad Langdalen
Amandine Maia Johanna Kastler
Developing new architecture in an existing context provides both challenges and possibilities. It requires a thoughtful analysis of existing conditions which can be an inspiring starting point for developing new design.
 
The Architects’ House serves as offices for four architecture organisations, and includes common facilities such as library and lecture hall. During the last years the organisations have discussed the role and future of the Architects’ House. One suggestion has been to develop the House into a more open and visible place for architects and architecture.
Mina-Matilde HåøyaMaria Højgaard Molden


Bente Kleven
Astrid Rohde Wang
You could argue that the reason a town becomes a town, is because of the relation between resources, people and factories. Our investigation of the duality between production and local community. A leap into a new type of industry and how coastal communities can benefit from town production. The facility combines production of seaweed and local food resources from the coastal district.
 
Hakon Helseth


Marius Nygaard
Astrid Rohde Wang
My diploma investigates how low threshold wellness for the public can be combined with the municipalities vision for a local district bath.
 
Oslo is growing rapidly. The city needs places for recreation, socialicing and activities within the city’s defined building structures and patterns.
 
In Oslo today, there are 65.000 inhabitants per public pool, the worst ratio in Norway. The city council has defined today’s situation as inadequate and defined four types of public baths that they would like to develop.
 
Hanna Hallböök


Bente Kleven
Mette Lange
In April 2015, Nepal was struck by a devastating earthquake. The ensuing reconstruction process has suffered from a lack of finance, adequate manpower and knowledge of earthquake-specific construction techniques. These concerns are further exacerbated by a lack of information sharing between stakeholders, emphasizing the need for a place where knowledge and resources are stored and made accessible.
 
Are Hagen


Espen Knudsen Vatn
Øystein Rø
For my thesis I have investigated and cataloged existing traces of important buildings and places in the vicinity of the plot - Traces that tells a forgotten story in the city. Highlighting and emphasizing these old traces in a new plan can show the hidden history that does not directly appear in the cityscape.

I want to create a project that differs from the one sided and private commercial projects on adjacent sites - a place available for the general public.

Magnus HermstadTruls Glesne


Beate Marie Manthey Hølmebakk
Espen Surnevik
The Oslo Graben Museum is built around a collection of stones that originate from the geological area known as the Oslo Graben, or Oslofeltet. The area is world famous for its rich diversity of different geological formations.
 
The exhibited stones of the museum have been used actively as the main building material and architectonic element. Through extensive mapping and research on the various stones found in the Oslo Graben, we have defined a collection of stone types that has been used as a generator for the design of the museum.
 
Kaia Kristine Giltun


Sissil Morseth Gromholt
Halvor Weider Ellefsen
Urban sprawl and mono-use is a generic condition that characterize many modern metropolitan areas across the developed world and has been probletamized by many different actors and disciplines. In my assignment I address the problems caused by carpet sprawl and the mono-use that follows. A functional city center can not emerge naturally in this setting as the type of use is dictated by mono-function. Shared critical mass and the casual meeting places between people is absent when the only way to traverse this landscape is by car.
Magnus Garvoll


Neven Fuchs-Mikac
Jørgen Johan Tandberg

My diploma thesis started with an interest in the concave building. Buildings where the main feature is the exterior space they
define. To make a distinct neighborhood with several articulated outdoor spaces. Living in the left-over mass, in-between the voids.
 
The site is Kvadraturen, the densest partof Oslo, a non-hierarchical grid of tall mural buildings. I remove buildings on either side
of Kongens Gate, and create a new public square in the middle.
 
Simon Indrehus Furuli


Beate Marie Manthey Hølmebakk
Consisting of a bench, a warm closed space and a well/drinking fountain this structure enlights basic but also what I found the most compelling extension in Torshovdalen, a 15 0000 m2  free area in Oslo.
 
Specifics like temperature, form, the suns path and placement defines the project.
The pure structure itself is concrete while secondary parts are metal. Through the cycle of one year the parts of the structure play and are connected differently. Mostly by how water from the well is used either to heat or cool. 
Julia Anna Maria Eriksson


Michael Ulrich Hensel
Søren Skjensvold Sørensen
My project proposal is an experience center for children with autism and other disabilities. The center provides spaces where different kinds of bodily movement and experiences can be explored with the purpose of stimulating the development of different kinds of skills. By using motion capture technology the children can interact with some of the rooms using their bodies.

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