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
Copenhagen Car Free(dom) is a speculative project that showcases how the city can develop beyond the framework of private automobile ownership.
A worn down nonplace, absent on the locals mental city map has been transformed into a modern urban space with a luminous landmark.
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.
The project showcases how rainwater management can turn threat to ressource and create value for both the residents, the neighbourhood, and the city.
A boring grass area mainly used for dogwalking has been transformed into a local park with room for social gatherings, tranquility and rainwater
TAKING PART showcases new creative methods of involving young people from vulnerable social housing in the planning of their own neighbourhoods.
Transforming buildings, places, and communities to create thriving neighbourhoods
Tourism Suburbia is a post-growth perspective on tourism, a framework for collective infrastructures on a neighbourhood level.