Lecture and Book Launch in New York
The Transient Spaces Talks 2019: In dialogue with Saskia Sassen, Håvard Breivik, Julio Salcedo at the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture.
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Pådriv på vei til flere byer
Verdens bærekraftsmål avhenger av at alle drar i samme retning. Pådriv tenker nytt om å skape handling og grenseoverskridende samarbeid. Nå er etableringer på gang i flere norske byer. 16.januar var disse samlet alle i Pådrivsenteret på Økern for å sette fart i denne ambisiøse samfunnsdugnaden. Lisbeth Iversen participates in the Pådriv seminar på Økern d. 16.januar 2020.
New pamphlets from Future North
Available now: AHO presents three new pamphlets from three charged regions in the Artic: the Kola Peninsula, Vardø and Svalbard.
New PhD position: Social Sustainability and Urban Design in Oslo
OCULS offers a fully-funded PhD position for the period 2020–2023.
Manifesto for the Inclusive Digital City — with design examples
Digital Urban Living is an interdisciplinary research project based at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO). The project brings together interaction design, urbanism and architecture, and addresses how digital technologies can enable new ways of designing urban services that positively affect issues of sustainability, urban life and governance. This Autumn, the Digital Urban Living research group has had the privilege to work with six master students of interaction- and service-design at AHO — Helene, Frida, Aleksandra, Andreea, Alice and Julie. Their brief was to openly explore, through design, the possibilities and the threats of digital cities within the Nordic model. They have developed a ‘Manifesto for the Inclusive Digital City — with design examples’ that was launched on Friday the 14th of December. This post is a reworked version of my afterword for this manifesto.