I was asked to give a lecture in the Oslo School of Architecture's 2020/2021 lecture series, which is part of the school's 75-year jubilee. The lecture was called "Upcycling the Avant-garde", and talked about the changing meaning of the term avant-garde in the 20th century, as well as about our urban design master course.

I gave a lecture about my work for the students of the Yale architecture studio of LCLA Office. The topic was the work's relationship between architecture and landscape.

We have been asked to make a proposal for a rest stop in Brunstranda, Lofoten, for the the National Scenic Routes in Norway. This will be our 3rd project for the government-funded infrastructure initiative, that aims to promote Norwegian nature as a national and international travel destination.

The project will be done in collaboration with long-time partner Studio Vatn.

Jørgen Tandberg will teach a new studio at the Institute of Architecture at AHO, focusing on two highly pressing concerns: the advent of sustainability as a major force within architectural discourse, and the planning of the Norwegian small town. Read more here:

http://aho.no/courses/40-538/2020-host