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Alfred Benjamin Clatworthy Holmen


Mosse Sjaastad
Einar Sneve Martinussen
Citizens want to have their vote count for more than it does today and the municipality wants more input and to move to a more co-creation structure.

Fordel is simply a facilitation tool that bridges the gap between the citizen and the municipality. It facilitates the power exchange between the municipality and the people, the power to use the municipality’s money for what citizens believe is best for their local community.

 
Johannes N Hegdahl


Claes Håkan Edeholt
Birgitta Cappelen
Svein Gunnar Kjøde at Design Without Borders
I was introduced by Design Without Borders, who put me in contact with GBB. By understanding bamboo as a material, GBB and its context I have come up with a solution for a bicycle seat made of bamboo and rattan, both locally available materials. 

The seat emphasizes my gathered knowledge and shows the possibilities of making more than just bicycle frames out of bamboo. By making more of the bicycles from locally growing materials you create value on several levels for the local communities.

 

Heidi HoenMarte Frøyse Vidvei


Mosse Sjaastad
Jon Olav Eiknes
Ingrid Reime
When a news event is unfolding, the online news providers are focused mainly on publishing articles as quickly as possible. This leads to a massive amount of information that requires a lot of the newsreader’s time and effort to be able to understand. 

We want to make it easier to understand why a news event is happening and to see the event as a part of a bigger picture. By visualizing the relations between cases and organizing the information we want to create a less overwhelming news situation. 

This is Ripple – the news relevant to you! 

 
Cecilie LisetIda Elise Nystad Marrable


Mosse Sjaastad
Einar Sneve Martinussen
Berit Lindquister
We have investigated how the travel information can be timely presented for the individual and if the appropriate design could make travelling via an Avinor airport less stressful. The information one have to relate to when travelling can be overwhelming, as most of the airport is set up to inform all travellers at the same place. However there are clear steps a traveller must go through in order to get from A to B. We use these steps as frames for our design, and rethink how the information is presented.

Rasmus Weitze Pedersen


Janike Kampevold Larsen
Eimear Tynan
Grounded in a reading of the landscape as a continuing geological phenomenon and a palimpsest of intermediate situations, the project proposes a small-scale management plan to work with the footprints from former land uses, and how continuous succession and new uses will both erase and reveal the layers in the palimpsest. 

Rasmus Weitze Pedersen


Janike Kampevold Larsen
Eimear Tynan
Grounded in a reading of the landscape as a continuing geological phenomenon and a palimpsest of intermediate situations, the project proposes a small-scale management plan to work with the footprints from former land uses, and how continuous succession and new uses will both erase and reveal the layers in the palimpsest. 

Hans Eriksson


Thomas Juel Clemmensen
Eimear Tynan
This project continues this transformation, and works with pre-existing facillities and agricultural buildings including a green-house and pig farm. In the 80´s black soil (chernozem) was imported from central Russia to be used in Barentsburg for vegetable production.

Joanna Gocalek


Thomas Juel Clemmensen
The main objective follows the ‘Cold Climate Water Sensitive City Concept’ and leads to a masterplan and exemplifying, site specific, design concepts dealing with snow and water management within the selected watershed. 

OBJECTIVES - Prevent flooding, avoid pollution from contaminated snow, enhance recreational qualities in relation to snow and water, maintain important biotopes. 

 


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Matthew Poot


Thomas Juel Clemmensen
Large infrastructure projects for electricity and agriculture have placed huge strains on the Inner Niger Delta, which has long been the “rice-bowl” of the region, and one of the largest and most biologically rich wetlands on the continent despite its extremely dry climate.

Hernan Mauricio Travecedo Correa


Sabine Muller
Jeppe Borgbjerg Aagaard Andersen
Daniel Jaramillo
In pursue of improving life quality for citizens, I researched the different parameters on how to create a space of urban quality in harmony, with the guidelines for a more conscious design. It implements the basic meaning of Sense of place. The scheme evolves while being use and it creates a closer link between the people and the place. So, how can an integral strategy of multiple scales be implemented in Barranquilla? Will it manage to start a process of urban regeneration?

 

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