Cheers!

Looking back – and forward

Frank Denis Foray (Snøhetta) holds Today's sermon.

"What if Nature Comes First?"

Take a break from the Triennale programme and warm up in the neighbourhood sauna outside Sofienberg kirke

How can we transform the entire value chain, from forests and raw materials to furniture and interiors, in a more circular direction?

Stian Schjelderup (Sofienbergprosjektet) holds Today's sermon

"What if Nature Comes First?"

Join us in building a Forest Finn-inspired smoke sauna in Lohavn, Bjørvika

The third workshop in a three-part workshop series on how nature can set the premises for interior architecture

Ecological economy: a framework for sustainable urban development?

Thomas Røkås (Alm) holds Today's sermon

"What if Nature Comes First?

How to consider nature and reuse while still making money

Christian Dahle holds Today's sermon

"What if Nature Comes First?

Land for sale!

Line Oma (NLA) holds Today's preachment

Check out the Nature Bank – an open installation and workshop where children and families can build, play and explore using natural materials

"What if Nature Comes First?

Young voices take over the conversation – and the party

Join a guided tour of the exhibition with Line Ramstad, Director and Curator of the Oslo Architecture Triennale

Alexandria Algard holds Today's sermon

What happens when we allow the landscape beneath the city to emerge?

"What if Nature Comes First?

What does "natural" mean, and who gets to decide what it encompasses? Join this interactive workshop and contribute to making a dictionary and installation

What prevents us from protecting nature when we plan and build, and what solutions do we need?

How can we build thriving places for people and nature?

Kristin Bredal (Zenisk) holds Today's sermon

"What if Nature Comes First?

Meet Kersten Geers as part of OAF’s What if? lecture series.

From rain gardens and microhabitats to systemic change in planning and construction

Take a break from the Triennale programme and warm up in the neighbourhood sauna outside Sofienberg kirke

On this day we explore how putting landscape first can help provide a nature-based urban and regional planning, as well as building and public space projects, to shape Oslo’s future.

A challenge and a solution

"What if Nature Comes First?

Take a break from the Triennale programme and warm up in the neighbourhood sauna outside Sofienberg Church

What happens when we allow the landscape beneath the city to emerge?

The second workshop in a three-part workshop series on how nature can set the premises for interior architecture

From intent to system change

How can traditional construction methods, natural materials and reuse contribute to lower-carbon building? Join a guided tour of TradLab TRE at the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History.

Guided tour of Vertikal Nydalen, where architecture, technology and climate adaptation challenge how we think about indoor climate and energy use

Abigail Scott Paul (Heatherwick Studio) holds today's sermon

"What if Nature Comes First?

Welcome to a hands-on workshop exploring what we can do when a building is threatened with demolition

Einar Kleppe Holthe holds today's sermon

The Directorate for Cultural Heritage invites to an open discussion on how cultural heritage can become a resource for development

"What if Nature Comes First?

What happens to an architecture competition when nature gets to define the premises? Join us in challenging this year’s Europan briefs before they are launched

What if Oslo made more room for trees, water and urban nature? Oslotrær invites you to a day exploring how nature can play a greater role in shaping the planning and development of the city

Patrick Bellan holds Today's sermon

"What if Nature Comes First?

Rock solid

Søren Nielsen (Aarhus School of Architecture) holds Today's preachment

Join a guided tour of the exhibition with Line Ramstad, Director and Curator of the Oslo Architecture Triennale

Check out the Nature Bank – an open installation and workshop where children and families can build, play and explore using natural materials

"What if Nature Comes First?

Do you run an emerging practice that build with ecological and social principles, or want to start one?

David Watson (AKTII) holds today's preachment

"What if Nature Comes First?

How can natural materials shape future architecture?

The first workshop in a three-part workshop series on how nature can set the premises for interior architecture

Kristian Knorr Svane (Wienerberger) holds today's sermon

"What if Nature Comes First?

… and the 2026 Triennale is hereby opened

Take a break from the Triennale programme and warm up in the neighbourhood sauna outside Sofienberg Kirke

Introducing the theme of the 2026 Triennale

Welcome to Initiating Common Ground – a three-day hands-on workshop exploring lime, brick, and the act of building something together

Welcome to Initiating Common Ground – a three-day hands-on workshop exploring lime, brick, and the act of building something together

Welcome to Initiating Common Ground – a three-day hands-on workshop exploring lime, brick, and the act of building something together

Welcome to Initiating Common Ground – a three-day hands-on workshop exploring lime, brick, and the act of building something together

AHO x OAT urbanism publication

Oslo Architecture Triennale joins Zaha Hadid Architects for a round table on this years theme. More info TBA

International launch of the Oslo Architecture Triennale theme "What if Nature Comes First?".

At this event we turn towards conservation and transformation, and together with the Directorate for Cultural Heritage (Riksantikvaren) we ask: «What if cultural heritage comes first?»