07.10.2021Essay in Architectural Review

My essay about The Hedmark Museum by Sverre Fehn is published in The Architectural Review issue "Collage/New Into Old". It is part of the "Revisit" essay-series, looking at how buildings have stood the test of time. You can read the essay online here.

01.30.2021Panel Discussion at the Berlage

I was asked to participate in a panel discussion at the Berlage Institute/ TU Delft, discussing architectural projects for a green tourism industry. Other panelists included Jonas Norsted (Atelier Oslo), Annette Gigon (Gigon Guyer), Oana Stănescu and others.

01.23.2021AHO Master Studio Exhibition

Some of the results from our AHO Master of Architecture studio Urban Design: Sustainable Small Town Development can now be seen online in the AHO Works exhibition. The course is set to run each fall.

01.01.2021New project for National Scenic Routes

I 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 the 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.

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Selected projects

Service Building , Hauklandstranda

Fitness Center , London

Villa Jerpefaret , Oslo

Nansenbyen , Fornebu

Cultural Centre , Bamiyan

Villa Landøyveien , Asker

Viewpoint Husøy , Senja

Jørgen Tandberg Arkitekt MNAL is an architecture practice based in Oslo. We have completed work in a range of European countries, with projects ranging from single-family houses to public commissions and area plans. The work has been published and exhibited internationally, and the office is part of The Norwegian National Scenic Routes' commitment to promote young designers, and the Norwegian Architecture Associations list of "Wildcard"-offices.

Jørgen Tandberg studied architecture at the Architectural Association School in London and urbanism at the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam. His professional background is in urbanism, architecture and art production, mainly from practices in Oslo, London and Madrid. He has taught courses at the Architectural Association School and acted as invited critic in various architecture schools. Currently he is teaching at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design as an associate professor.