We look back – and ahead

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

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.

What if nature's needs came first when we shape the city?

Join the seminar at Sofienberg Church today at 4 pm.

Exhibition opening and opening party from 4 pm

In the days before Oslo Architecture Triennale 2026 opens, studio dreiSt and Wienerberger invites you to a workshop in coccio pesto. Together, participants will make the panels that form the surface of the communal table in Sofienberg Church.

The list of everyone contributing to this year’s triennale is now online

What if nature comes first? An introduction to the Triennale's theme and this year's exhibition in a single afternoon followed by our opening party

What if nature comes first? This simple, yet complex question is guiding our curation of the 2026 Triennale.

The Directorate for Cultural Heritage and the Oslo Architecture Triennale met to discuss preservation as a premise for new developments.

What if cultural heritage comes first?

From Norway to Austria and the USA, take a look at the first confirmed names for the upcoming programme.

What if Waste

Change and continuity

It's on!

The Triennale at the Biennale

The Triennale's urban lab

What kind of architecture evolves from having nature set the premise?

This year's LINA collaborations

Postponing in order to strengthen the Triennale

New leadership of the Triennale

International creatives join the discussion

Interview with Transborder's founding partner Øystein Rø.

A European take on the street and the neighbourhood

Getting European perspectives on streets

Looking back at the eighth edition of Oslo Architecture Triennale

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

But the Mission Neighbourhood continues

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

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

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

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

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

Oslo Architecture Triennale was invited by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in France to curate a conversation around the topic of neighbourhood.

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

Explore our online exhibition showcasing neighbourhood projects, practices and perspectives

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

Five creatives have been invited to bring forward their perspectives on neighbourhood(s)

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

"We are having a hard time planning for communities"

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

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

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

Christian Pagh has been appointed new director of the Oslo Architecture Triennale.