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... Live Again: 2012-02

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Another layer and the charged void. Inspired by alison and peter smithson, the existing layer of void is transformed into a charged identity of movement. Posted by lap ming. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Born in hong kong, currently studying in oslo. Another layer and the charged void. Alison and Peter Smithson. Atmospheres : homage to P.Zumthor.

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Tell your story: a short interview with Tine Hegli | Futurebuilt

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Tell your story: a short interview with Tine Hegli. In our final interview before the competition kicks off on Monday morning we ask our eminent jury leader Tine Hegli if she has any last advice for the contestants. Tell us something about your experience with FutureBuilt! How has FutureBuilt influenced the building industry over the past five years? What is the main challenge for climate friendly architecture today? Having dealt with several projects which takes embodied energy and related GHG emissions...

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About | Futurebuilt

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Is to show that. Is possible to develop. A 10 year period, FutureBuilt is going to. Greenhouse gas emissions by a. The City of Oslo. Husbanken, Enova, Grønn Byggallianse,. The Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation, The Directorate for. And the National Association of Norwegian Architects. THE 120 HOURS TEAM. Web manager and project coordinator. Hans Martin Frostad Halleraker. Jury manager and project coordinator. Head of communications and project coordinator.

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FAQ | Futurebuilt

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Q: Can I participate? A: Yes, the competition is open to everyone. Q: How many can be part of the team? A: There is no limit! Only the contact person for the team need to sign up. Q: I m not an architect, nor a designer, can I still compete? A: If you think you have what it takes, why not? Q: Can I do the competition free hand? A: If free hand is your thing, go for it. Just keep in mind that you have to send in your proposal digitally. Q: Is there an entry fee? Q: Do I have to be Norwegian to register?

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winners | Futurebuilt

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Amund Mikalsen Rolfsen and Mari Synnøve Opheim Gjertsen, Gjertsen og Rolfsen Stuetegning, NTNU, Norway. Eva-Lotta Holby, Rui Murabe and Alexey Golitsyn, Tokyo Tech, Japan and Sweden. ASAS Arkitektur, Norway. The jury particularly like the proposed strategy of breaking down the amount of information in three different levels, to easily communicate the pilot projects environmental measures to the public. The proposal does not convey solely information digitally, but also through a simple info pillar, f...

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Dig deep: a short interview with Tobias Bæck | Futurebuilt

http://futurebuilt.dekodes.no/2015/06/dig-deep-a-short-interview-with-tobias-baeck

Dig deep: a short interview with Tobias Bæck. Tobias Bæck, leading interaction designer and Co-Founder of Bakken and Bæck, Wake and Orbit talks to us about his expectations for Communicating FutureBuilt. Why did you choose to be part of the jury for this competition? How do you see the relevance of this type of competition in the field? The most game changing experiences or products, or even buildings, are the ones that solve several societal challenges within a broad range of subjects like environment, ...

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Looking for something meaningful: a short interview with William Kempton | Futurebuilt

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Looking for something meaningful: a short interview with William Kempton. For the second installment in this interview series we have had a chat with jury member William Kempton, PhD Fellow at Center for Design Research, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Why did he choose to be part of this competition? How do you see the relevance of this type of competition in the field? How do you see this topic as relevant to the architecture/design field, to your own practice and/or to society in general?

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A short interview with FutureBuilt | Futurebuilt

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A short interview with FutureBuilt. In lead up to the competition we have invited the five jury members to talk a bit about their expectations, and to share a few tips with the participants. First up are Pia Bodahl and Birgit Rusten from the competition organizer FutureBuilt. Why did you choose to hold this competition? After speaking with the 120 HOURS staff we found that 120 HOURS and FutureBuilt could be a great match! What are you looking forward to most in the jury process for this competition?

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News | Futurebuilt | CLIMATE FRIENDLY ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM

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Tell your story: a short interview with Tine Hegli. In our final interview before the competition kicks off on Monday morning we ask our eminent jury leader Tine Hegli if she has any last advice for the contestants. Dig deep: a short interview with Tobias Bæck. Tobias Bæck, leading interaction designer and Co-Founder of Bakken and Bæck, Wake and Orbit talks to us about his expectations for Communicating FutureBuilt. Looking for something meaningful: a short interview with William Kempton.