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Diplomprosjekt

Ann Viola Ulvin


Berit Lindquister
Livework Studio

Dette prosjektet har som mål å løfte kundeopplevelsen ved kjøp av bunad produsert i Norge og styrke tilknytningen til egen bunad.

Tenk om du kunne ha skapet ditt fullt av bunader. En bunad for hver anledning. Alle har en lappe med innsydd  ”made in China”. Har det noen betydning?

Torgeir Haugen Tysse


Natalia Lucia Agudelo Alvarez
Einar Sneve Martinussen
Halvor Tretvoll
NRK is not targeting the users below 50 years of age. There is great potential for increasing the knowledge about the users and in how NRK is offering information on a mobile device.


This project has been looking into both the frontstage and backstage of news consumption for the young users. The solution is a new toucpoint designed for the users to easily self-curate their news digest, as well as it gathers valuable data for the backstage to improve their understanding and knowledge about the user.

 



Kamilla Nave MaaseideCaroline Myre Strømme


Natalia Lucia Agudelo Alvarez
Berit Lindquister
Many service providers offer to help the consumers with their inheritance problems. Insights from actors told us that ideal for them is if the decisions have been made, therefore the users themselves are responsible for this process, however many norwegian families have bad experiences and many families are torn apart. 

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.

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! 

 
Åshild Mienna


Sabine Muller
Lisbet Harboe
Through readings and interpretations of the landscape, the project tests a series of interventions in combination with re-thinking of the usage on site. The design seeks to explore alternative ways of how an area may develop through time, and investigates the resistance and opportunities at chosen locations. 

Brona Ann KeenanMiles Franklin Hamaker


Janike Kampevold Larsen
Mats Kemppe
Drawing on an anthropologic assessment of the Varanger region and Vardø specifically, we understand that the community’s connection to the landscape is directly influenced through food resource harvesting activities and the subsequent social significances. This importance is not only economic, but plays a role in an individual’s identity. Reacting to the 1980’s cod crises and the negative consequences on the city, people, and economy of Vardø, we propose a series of food related education and processing spaces intended to reveal the now invisible food infrastructures of the city.
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.

 

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.

Inger SteinnesNils Erik Gustav Hansen


Natalia Lucia Agudelo Alvarez
Mads Pålsrud
This diploma suggests a service improvement within student housing to support community building. The service aims to provide residents with help in co-living management, responsibility distribution, and a way to organize social gatherings. The service consists of three added service moments, made up of several new or altered touch-points. The new user journey is facilitated by two new roles in the house and by SiO.

 


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