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.
What experiential values can we observe from the collective pandemic, and how might we leverage these to envision our future for better neighborhoods?
Natural Landmarks is an illustrative guide and map that reframes ubiquitous street trees as significant monuments, sparking curiosity and stewardship.
FWD is a landscape design collaborative based in Brooklyn, New York that empowers communities to share their stories in the built environment.
A shared timber farming framework for socio-economically resilient and environmentally-restorative development for the Hudson Valley's communities.
Exploring neighborhood-scale food systems and civic innovation in Cleveland, Ohio (USA)
Together we matter; diversity forges the communities that hold our collective power to accelerate change and elevate the quality of our environment.
The value of creating a “Playable City,” as an ecosystem of multiscale playable opportunities intertwined within our existing infrastructure.
The proposal questions inherited domestic spaces through the implementation of a basic set of retroactive tools for communal reset.
Designers are doulas responsible for supporting communities through the co-creation of places that center the joy, wellbeing, and dignity of all.
Expanding the possibilities of design by galvanizing power, amplifying the voices of everyday people, and activating shared visions for place.
Proposal for a novel air rights management platform and structural strategy to develop housing with lasting benefits for residents through co-owning.
The project pioneers a transferable planning vocabulary for embedding ecologically-based watershed management principles into neighborhood design.