Promotion: the Oslo Architecture Triennale will return in September 2022 with "Mission Neighbourhood", a programme exploring how to create diverse, inclusive and sustainable urban development.
The 8th Oslo Architecture Triennale will run from 22 September to 30 October at the Old Munch Museum and other venues across Oslo.
Directed and curated by Christian Pagh, it aims to bring professionals and citizens together to imagine ways to build fair and thriving neighbourhoods.
The programme explores how to create diverse and sustainable urban developments
"Current development in the city makes it clear that we need to find a new understanding and approach to how to build and develop neighbourhoods," said Pagh. "Where if not the Nordic cities can be the role model for better, more sustainable and social neighbourhoods"" "How can Oslo meet those expectations"" he continued. "Mission Neighbourhood goes beyond criticism and represents an optimistic call for action."
The 8th Oslo Architecture Triennale runs from 22 September to 30 October
At the heart of the programme is the Oslo Neighbourhood Lab, which will take over the Old Munch Museum and turn it into an alternative exhibition space and festival hub, home to three of the Triennale's key exhibitions.
Mission Neighbourhood: (Re)forming communities will feature direct commissions, selections from the Triennale's international Open Call, artistic interventions and student pr...