Neighbourhood Index
Explore the selected projects, perspectives and practices from Oslo Architecture Triennale’s Open Call for submissions contributing to the mission: creating more diverse, generous and sustainable neighbourhoods.
Selected for exhibition
The Croydon ‘Urban Room’ is a shopfront for public participation, fostering meaningful connection between people & place; past, present & future.
Selected for exhibition
An inspiring collection of design guidelines formulated to support the City of Reykjavík in steering quality of the planned residential development.
Honorable mention
A remarkable new neighbourhood that will enable people to live easy, communal and low-impact lives at this critical time for the planet
To rethink, reuse, and retransform slum disadvantages into advantages
In the period 2013-2020, an area improvement was carried out in the Saupstad-Kolstad district. Broad approach has given the district new energy.
The value of creating a “Playable City,” as an ecosystem of multiscale playable opportunities intertwined within our existing infrastructure.
Ten tests to develop new methods to involve residents and local actors in the development of existing and future public spaces of Gottsunda in Sweden.
Urban Space for Physical, Mental and Social Health is a study for activating inter-block spaces and their untapped potential in Burgas, Bulgaria
Bridging the gap between community & public space:Placemaking+Guatemala City´s Opportunity Districts
Three action-oriented practices to produce real outcomes in public space starting with temporary interventions and working toward long-term change.
The Halle of Calais is a modular multipurpose covered hall on the Place d’Armes in Calais, France.
Foster change by a temporary redesign of streets with a set of wandering modular street furniture creating livable meeting spaces for the neighborhood
A year-long pilot project for a place-based data trust for the benefit of the coastal community of Brixham, a fishing town in South West UK.
Tranformasjon av tidl. sykehusområde i Fredrikstad til boligområde og nærsenter. Gjenbruk og videreutvikling av historisk bebyggelse og parkområde.
Studies and analysis already carried out in more than 60 neighborhoods of 19 different countries that can make a good contribution to Oslo Triennale.
Integrated approaches for public spaces to overcome conflicts and make them drivers in developing inclusive neighbourhoods.
A meeting place/plays for the neighborhood, with the neighborhood of Rudshøgda
The use of voice, memory, and imagination as tools to create new ways to build and inhabit public spaces with our communities during COVID19 lockdowns
Meridian Water is not one place, but many; it is a series of interconnected micro-neighborhoods, each with a distinctive character and sense of place.
Neighborhood planning platform and practice focused on the environments supportive of early childhood and caregiver wellbeing
Deeply rooted in context and driven to repurpose a historical site for resilient communities through food security
By engaging all senses to define the experience and stories of a space, the project ought to promote sustainability and local craftsman production.
The aim of the project has been to look at the potential for future development of a district of Kristiansand with a focus on social sustainability.
In the midst of green, lined by two canals, yet close to the city centre, a new, green and sustainable quarter will be created: Wasserstadt Limmer.
I will propose many places in the city where people can gather in a relaxed atmosphere.
Karlovac – a completely immersive experience for all your senses
We aspire to impact policies, disciplines, hearts & minds by exemplifying vibrant green spaces, striving for ecological restoration.
ETICity’s practice acts on urban collective/public space as citizenship and welfare devices to support the social infrastructure and situated politics
Hortes de Caldes Parking and Sindicat Square. Project by RavetllatRibas
Uma intervenção urbana pautada no caminho dos corpos no espaço público
A boring grass area mainly used for dogwalking has been transformed into a local park with room for social gatherings, tranquility and rainwater
A Tourist Trap? aims for the mediation between people and nature, connecting nature, places and culture.
We explore how local materials and makers improve our climate and neighbourhoods for the better with circular and sustainable production.
Regenerate a rundown urban block through a porous morphology, implement equipments to stimulate neighbourhood dynamics and create an Urban Centre.
It is a revitalization project of an industrial heritage site started and supported by the urban demand of a neighborhood.
'Claiming Space' is an architectural intervention, exhibition, and public programme produced in collaboration between Skeiv Verden and Fotogalleriet
Versus is a roller skate rink in Nantes's historic center as part of the annual festival Le Voyage à Nantes 2021.
Helhetlig utvikling av bykvartal i Ski sentrum med boliger, barnehage, skoler og bypark.
A vision for the redevelopment of Central Vista, the historic seat of Indian democracy, to create an inclusive, cultural and ecological urban centre.
Let’s go to Lonja – a promenade with designed urban furniture along the river
The project aims to build a residential quarter with the goal of climate-adapted, sustainable planning and construction in lively neighbourhoods.
A design proposal for street libraries as living and movable personalities in the central urban 'theater' in Skopje
In 2021, BRUT collective organized the 'BRUT summer NON school' for young people living in high-rise-dominated neighbourhoods in Glasgow, Scotland.
A model of how education, sustainability and design merge to harvest a bright future that attend the needs of the community and our neighborhoods.
KOMM’ RUM invites you to come together and share stories, memories and ideas in the neighbourhood of Johannstadt (Dresden, GER).
Conceptual development of a marine activity park in Stavanger, based on blue & green nature solutions.
Dalen Aktivitets park is an activity park, Trondheim. The park is designed to promote active use, a meeting place for all generations.
A green oasis, designed for and with the community, where to pause from the busy city life, and connect with nature and with others.
A book providing inspiration as well as theoretical and practical knowledge on how to design public space for people of all ages.
An exploration of how the large-scale infrastructural project Missing Link 12 can be reprogrammed to better fit the context and needs of residents.
Parkly is modular and circular outdoor furniture that creates green and happy public places for more friendly neighborhoods and liveable cities.
Lambertseterportalen is newly built interactive public sculpture installation located in the center of Lambertseterparken.
With a systematic approach, Gredelj can become a well integrated part of the contemporary city centre.
Natural Landmarks is an illustrative guide and map that reframes ubiquitous street trees as significant monuments, sparking curiosity and stewardship.
What is real? When i move do environments change? Questioning what the physical or digital limits of our spatial consciousness are today.
This is an example of an open form of urban furniture – not exactly defined, leaving various possibilities for use by inhabitants.
Precollinear Park is a placemaking experience. A linear park which develops along an unused tramway overlooking the river and the hills.
AIR SQUARE is a transportable square that activates underused urban spaces by bringing them purpose and a vibrant public life.
Landscape fragment becomes dynamic suburban park: locals, travelers, workers, ecological zones share a new typology of a large-scale neighborhood park
Design studio focused on elements of wonder and play in public space. Exploring alternative playgrounds based on toy sharing..
Self-initiated public realm project in Tallinn, functioning as a garden, a playable space and as material laboratory for outdoor use of rammed earth.
Meeting areas at the threshold. By neighborhood we fill the space with relationships and experience of creative community including what is next to us
In this master thesis Eva Storrusten researched the lost women ́s spaces of Stone Town, and interpreted the potential architecture to an infill-site
Free Mühlgang curates an unearthing of the invisibilized past of a public space to envision alternative narratives of freedom produced by inclusivism.
The project aims to build a residential quarter with the goal of climate-adapted, sustainable planning and construction in lively neighbourhoods.
61°69 is a co-designed and co-built community garden by teenagers in Siberia, and curated through a series of thematic educative workshops.
The project seeks to readdress the privatisation of domestic labour by reimagining historic communal practices of labour in the public realm.
Giving people a chance to integrate, create and celebrate the common environment
retouch™ any neighbourhood for more health & less stress.
An oral and visual history project on the politics of making, traditions, and the future of public (play) spaces, through the lens of 250 playgrounds.
A local attraction that combine modern architecture with natural landscapes, with the goal that residents can participate in their community.
The project showcases how rainwater management can turn threat to ressource and create value for both the residents, the neighbourhood, and the city.
A worn down nonplace, absent on the locals mental city map has been transformed into a modern urban space with a luminous landmark.
FOUN’TA’SY project uses Tactical methods that are proven to be efficient for shaping urban environments, not only financially but also execution wise.
En Torno al Vergel–Around the Garden – is the winning proposal for the construction of a public housing block comprising 42 units in Seville, Spain.
Designers are doulas responsible for supporting communities through the co-creation of places that center the joy, wellbeing, and dignity of all.