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Marianne is trained as an architect, has years of experience in urban planning and urban design from amongst others; Norconsult, Asplan Viak, The City of Bergen. She was the Rector of the Bergen School of Architecture from 2007 to 2012, Head of the Institute of Urbanism and Landscape at AHO, and is currently Dean of Architecture and Design at NTNU. She is an active voice in the public debate on Norwegian urban development. She is currently working on her Ph.D. research on the urban dynamics of the peri-urban Oslo.
DWELL: Displacement, Placemaking and Wellbeing in the City|Urban dynamics in peri-urban areas – lost opportunities or land of potentiality?
Norwegian cities are small, green and dispersed, and mainstream European models of urban regionalization and compact urbanism are not always relevant or useful when analyzing the urban landscapes of the North. .. Read »
In 2016, almost 40 per cent of Norwegian asylum reception centres (ARCs) were located in so-called peri-urban landscapes across the country. In media coverage and central planning documents; however, geographical location seems rarely to be considered as potentially crucial to the well-being of asylum seekers or their integration... Read »
https://www.nai010.com/en/publicaties/the-potato-plan-collection/186089 .. Read »
In 2016 a substantial number of asylum reception centres (ARCs) were located in so-called peri-urban landscapes across Norway. Location, however, is rarely communicated as critical for asylum reception centres in Norway... Read »
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