In this film, presented in collaboration with +KOTE, the After Belonging Agency—Carlos Minguez Carrasco, Ignacio Galán, Alejandra Navarrese Llopis, Lluís Alexandre Casanovas Blanco, and Marina Otero Verzier—narrate a walkthrough of In Residence, one of the two core exhibitions at this year’s Oslo Architecture Triennale: After Belonging – A Triennale In Residence, On Residence, and the Ways We Stay in Transit.
After Belonging represents the sixth incarnation of the Triennale and the first in which a single curatorial thread has woven all of the festival’s activities together, including an international conference. In Residence incorporates a series of Intervention Strategies – platforms with the aim of “rehearsing research strategies” in order to provide new ways for architects to engage with “contemporary changing realities.” Here, according to the curators, “international architects and professionals concerned with the built environment have been invited to engage in local collaborations in Oslo, the Nordic region, and around the globe, to intervene in the transformation of residence.”
"In Residence" Exhibition (National Museum – Architecture, Oslo). Image Courtesy of Oslo Architecture Triennale
In a recent episode of Monocle 24’s Section D Hanna Dencik Petersson, Director of the Oslo Architecture Triennale, alongside members of the curatorial team—Alejandra Navarrete Llopis and Ignacio González Galán—discussed the wider implications of their theme. ArchDaily’s James Taylor-Foster weighed in on the Triennale’s significance. You can listen to the episode, here.
Monocle 24 Reports From the 2016 Oslo Architecture Triennale, After Belonging
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Find out more about the After Belonging Agency, here. This film is a collaborative production between ArchDaily, +KOTE (Keio Åstein and Dag Åstein), and the Oslo Architecture Triennale.
Atelier Bow-Wow, OMA, and Amale Andraos Live From the 2016 Oslo Architecture Triennale
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