Oslo Architecture Triennale

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Through various events and media, Oslo Architecture Triennale seeks to challenge the field of architecture, engage the public and inspire local and international debate. Our six founding member organizations are: Oslo School of Architecture and Design, National Museum – Architecture, National Association of Norwegian Architects, The Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture, Oslo Association of Architects and Oslo Business Region.

How can architecture build with what already exists?Design Museum Gent by Carmody Groarke features the Gent Waste Brick,...
06/08/2026

How can architecture build with what already exists?

Design Museum Gent by Carmody Groarke features the Gent Waste Brick, made from 63% recycled local municipal waste, showing how local waste can become a low-carbon building material.

40% of the worlds CO2 emissions comes from the building and construction sector. However, emissions are only the symtoms...
03/08/2026

40% of the worlds CO2 emissions comes from the building and construction sector.

However, emissions are only the symtoms. Behind them is decision-making systems and value hierarchies we rarely question.

Putting nature first is not only about design. It is about power.

What already exists? What could it become?These questions lie at the heart of Ask Holmen ‘s contribution to the 2026 Osl...
01/08/2026

What already exists? What could it become?

These questions lie at the heart of Ask Holmen ‘s contribution to the 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale, exploring how architecture can emerge from the materials already around us.

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📷: Ask Holmen

What if urban development were not constrained by what already exists, but rather a natural continuation of it? With lea...
28/07/2026

What if urban development were not constrained by what already exists, but rather a natural continuation of it?

With leading expertice in adaptive reuse of buildings, the architectural practice BUILT offers a different way of thinking, working with the potential of existing buildings. At this years triennale, Built arkitekter presents Grønn Liste- a planning tool for informed decisions about structures, materials and longevity. Their goal is to preserve as much of the building as possible, focusing equally on what is has been as what it can become.

Discover BUILT at the Oslo Architecture Triennale in September to learn more about how this can be done.

How can architecture create spaces not only for people, but for other forms of life? Studio Coquille’s contribution to t...
26/07/2026

How can architecture create spaces not only for people, but for other forms of life?

Studio Coquille’s contribution to the 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale explores this question through “The Habitable Skin”, inviting us to reconsider the relationship between buildings and the living systems they are a part of.

📷: Studio Coquille

For generations, we built with the land. We read the contours of the landscape, followed the flow of water, and planted ...
22/07/2026

For generations, we built with the land. We read the contours of the landscape, followed the flow of water, and planted where the sun reached. Then we began reshaping the land itself. This year’s Triennale asks whether we can find our way back.

Pihlmann Architects explore architecture through a site-derived practice, working with the potential of what already exi...
17/07/2026

Pihlmann Architects explore architecture through a site-derived practice, working with the potential of what already exists.

To be presented at the triennale, their project Thoravej 29 serves as a great example. An old factory building in Copenhagen given new life by being transformed into a community hub- turning old materials and spaces into new possibilities.

Join us in september to learn more about architectural practices that rethink how we build, putting nature first through reuse and adaptation.

📷: pihlmann architects

How can art shape how we see the world, especially during rapid change and uncertainty?Rather than offering simple answe...
12/07/2026

How can art shape how we see the world, especially during rapid change and uncertainty?

Rather than offering simple answers, the visual artist Gitte Sætre explores such questions through her projects by creating space for curiosity, attention and reflection to a changing landscape.

Discover Sætre’s work at this years triennale.

🎨: Gitte Sætre

As part of the 2026 Triennale, Jespersen Nødtvedt explores how architecture can become more adaptable by rethinking the ...
10/07/2026

As part of the 2026 Triennale, Jespersen Nødtvedt explores how architecture can become more adaptable by rethinking the way buildings are assembled.

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📷: Jespersen Nødtvedt

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