Studio GK3
Naturlaboratorium is a foundation level course in landscape architecture. The
studio investigates the flows and interactions of natural systems as forces and
qualities of landscape formation.
The
students have conducted a series of field studies of geology, soils and vegetation,
paired with a reading of the hydrological situation and the interactions
between living organisms and the environment they and we inhabit - and inherit.
A range of
design considerations of landscape architecture, such as terrain forming, water
management, accessibility, micro-climate, growth conditions, seasonal change,
historical patterns and present day uses and users are discussed. This
semester, the students have explored the natural, climatic and cultural context
of Askerelva, across scales from watershed to site specific programmed
landscape interventions.
Teachers: Elisabeth
Sjødahl, Nuno Almeida, Hanne Johnsrud, Nils Roar Sælthun, Eric Reid, Kari Anne
Bråthen, Tine Aamodt
Students: Julie Hjelt
Wold, Markus Hovden Torsvik, Fredrik Svendgård, Malene Karlsen Strøm, Tara Lu
Christensen Steihaug, Stian Stange, Iselin Listou Nordsletten, Martin Myran,
Lisa Marie Mrakic, Katrine Liene, Sofie Fernande Stellander Kvitberg, Even
Kristensen, Sofie Randall King, Frida Suzanne Karlsson, Julie Haukland Karlsen,
Didrik Leslie Hembery, Eirik Ronæss Hansen, Ragnhild Haave, Tomine Haaland
Furelid, Alexander Chuprov, Lars Victor Carlsson, Zeri Emilie Botani, Lajla
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