Håvard Breivik-Khan presented the In Transit Studio at the 2nd edition of the European Cultural Centre conference “Shaping the City: A Forum for Sustainable Cities and Communities” on 16 October 2021 in Venice.
Håvard Breivik-Khan presented the In Transit Studio at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia
Presentation of the In Transit Studio by Håvard Breivik-Khan and Tone Selmer-Olsen at Arkitektenes Hus
Launch of 'In Transit Studio: Oslo Files' at Byggehallen, AHO + lecture with In Transit Studio alumni Ane Marie Jacobsen and Pia Straumsnes Tangen.
The In Transit Studio course description for the Fall 2021 semester is out now! Please join us for an online Q&A session on Wednesday 28 April 2021 at 3:00 PM (CEST / Oslo) !
Guest lecture with John Lin from Rural Urban Framework: Making Architecture in a Place without Architects
Guest lecture by Malkit Shoshan: Notes on the beginning of missions - Spatial tools, technology, and geography
Guest lecture by dominique + serena: Elasticity, Polyvalence and Atmosphere - spatial concepts for an inclusive architect
Guest lecture by Marianne Potvin: Humanitarian Urbanism - Integrating Spatial Policies into Humanitarian Mandates, 1960s to present
In Transit Studio has contributed with the article Arrival Island, featuring works from the In Transit Studio 3
‘Displaced from Home, Displaced at Home' - lecture and panel participation by Håvard Breivik at the Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University
American Planning Association 2019 National Planning Conference - Håvard Breivik in panel 'Crises Planning in the Humanitarian World' with Malkit Shoshan from FAST, Robert Schupp from PACE Global Strategies and Michael J Colber, AICP New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and APA International Division
Lecture by Håvard Breivik at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP)
Public spaces in disguise – the role of built environment professionals in urban crisis contexts - Lecture by Håvard Breivik at Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD)
In Transit 2 Studio wins the Oslo Municipality's Excellence in urban design and planning prize at the AHO WORKS Awards 2016 for the collective works of the Tempelhof and Tøyen projects: Heini Hiukka, Ørjan Olav Johannesen Kevin Benny Kuriakose, and Alexander Tunby Rosseland.
In Transit students Maria Årthun and Nicole Lilly Gros’ entry ‘Women’s Bazaar in Zaatari’ was selected as the winner of the ‘Place and Displacement – a Marketplace in Refugee Settlements’ competition organized by the Non-Governmental Organization International Development in Action (IDeA).
The book 'In Transit - Architectural Solution in Emergencies' was first published in September 2016. The projects in this book are showcasing the potential for multi- and after use by transforming buildings accommodating people in flux, and proposing urban planning strategies for creating livable and sustainable environments for new arrivals and their host communities. The online version is a selection of the content from the printed version.
10-14 February 2017 'When Temporary becomes Permanent' - Public lecture and exhibition at the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) in Oslo
Spaces of Solidarity - Lecture by Håvard Breivik at Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD)
From Camp to City Workshop with the United Nations (UNRWA) Social Infrastructure in public and private Spaces in the Deir al-Balah Camp in Gaza
As part of the Oslo Architecture Triennale 2016, After Belonging, the Oslo School of Architecture (AHO) - represented by In Transit Studio, the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and the Bergen School of Architecture (BAS) hosted a joint exhibition at the Stenersen Museum. The exhibition traveled to all three cities during the fall of 2016, and ended up in Istanbul for display at the Architecture in Emergency Symposium in November 2016. The exhibition presented student works addressing the refugee issue in various ways
How does the media cover migration, and how does it frame our perception? What are possible design solutions and strategies for refugees and their host communities, in order to offer a sense of normality and (the feeling of) safety in extreme situations?