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21.09.2022

SLA at Oslo Architecture Triennale

SLA is participating in the eighth Oslo Architecture Triennale, investigating how to create more sustainable, diverse, and generous neighborhoods.
The eighth Oslo Architecture Triennale, which has the theme ‘Mission Neighborhood – (Re)forming Communities’, sees the former Munch Museum temporarily transformed into the Oslo Neighborhood Lab investigating how architects, designers, and city stakeholders can help to create more sustainable, diverse and generous neighborhoods.
As a proud partner in the Triennale Guild, SLA contributes with two exhibitions: The first is focusing on our nature-based transformation of Gellerup New Nature Park through the film ‘Parklife’ documenting the ecological and social change taking place in the challenged neighborhood.
The second is a 1:1 installation of our ongoing Public Life Experiments in Oslo with the theme ‘A City that Feels and Functions Like a Forest’ – exploring how nature, city space, public life, and traffic can be re-thought and re-planned to create better cities for all.

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10.06.2025

SLA creates 104 new neighbourhood parks in Abu Dhabi

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01.06.2025

SLA and GHD win major design project for Ookwemin Minising

We are incredibly excited to share that we – together with our partner GHD – have won the assignment as prime consultant for Ookwemin Minising: Toronto’s new 39.6-hectare island neighborhood planned for more than 15,000 residents!

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23.05.2025

SLA exhibits New Nordic City Nature at Oslo National Museum

Today, the exhibition “New Nordic – Cuisine, Aesthetics and Place” opens at the National Museum in Oslo. SLA and Dyvik Kahlen have made a specially designed pavilion for the museum square – that takes visitors from the Michelin kitchen out into the urban realm. Its roof and landscape are planted with native, edible species from Oslo’s shores and forests,  and offers a taste of New Nordic City Nature.

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