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The 2026 Triennale is over!

We look back – and ahead

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What does it take for nature to truly come first?

From the Oslo School of Architecture and Design to Sofienberg Church: From blue, green and brown infrastructure to rain gardens, microhabitats and systemic change.

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From asphalt to urban nature

What if Oslo gave more space to trees, water and urban nature? Today Oslotrær and the Oslo Architecture Triennale fill Sofienberg Church with a full day on exactly that.

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Highlights from the 2022 triennale

Looking back at the eighth edition of Oslo Architecture Triennale

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The library and the neighbourhood

See the full seminar from our seminar on libraries and the neighbourhood, hosted by Triennale partners and architectural practices Lundhagem and Rodeo

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The 2022 triennale is over

But the Mission Neighbourhood continues

Bybaneprosjektet

A case study of Bergen Light Rail’s impact on three neighborhoods

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The Neighborhood Office

For the sake of neighborhoods, we need to reimagine the office.

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What's on during the 2022 Triennale?

A sneak peek at this year's actions, events and contributors

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Peter Cook: Urban visions and Oslo explorations

The acclaimed British architect and his Norwegian partner reflect on the cluster of happenings we call Oslo

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Bringing the old Munch museum to life

The iconic building is turned into a pop-up Neighbourhood Lab, alternative exhibition space and culture house

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Coming into community

The National Museum's Architecture department becomes a queer and playful place during the triennale

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Oslo in the making

The 2022 Triennale takes a closer look at ongoing developments in it's own city

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Towards a Nordic Neighbourhood Lab

How can cities take action to support more diverse and sustainable neighbourhood developments?

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The Neighbourhood Index is open!

Explore our online exhibition showcasing neighbourhood projects, practices and perspectives

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– I kind of miss the neighbourhood feeling

Eight neighbourhood agents were sent out into the city the summer of 2021

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Joining forces with local architects

The Triennale guild members contribute to the programme and to neighbouhood thinking

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Curatorial statement

This year's Triennale spotlights neighbourhood as a place and horizon for rethinking our cities.

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The 2022 Triennale theme is launched

Spotlighting neighbourhood as a place and horizon for rethinking our cities.

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