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a+u 2018:11 Architecture in Norway and Denmark – Design with Nature + Rail Corridor in Singapore

a+u 2018:11

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The first section of the November 2018 issue of a+u features Norwegian and Danish architects, united in their approach to designing sustainably with nature. With Norway and Denmark at the forefront of the conversation about global climate change, and intimately aware of effects such as glacial melting, their cities have come to cultivate a building culture that responsibly adapts to environmental conditions—and one that prioritizes community engagement and urban inclusivity.

Through our conversations with local architects and critics, who bring forth a spectrum of sustainability concerns in the region, we also use this issue to contrast building in Norway and Denmark with architecture’s relationship to climate change in Singapore—looking specifically at a transformative rail corridor development.

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"Fjordenhus" Studio Olafur Eliasson
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"The National Museum − Architecture" Sverre Fehn
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"Skreda Roadside Rest Area" Manthey Kula
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"Cabin Norderhov" Atelier Oslo
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Rail Corridor in Singapore
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RFP Winning Scheme by Nikken Sekkei and Tierra Design
a+u Architecture in Norway and Denmark – Design with Nature + Rail Corridor in Singapore includes: Feature 1: Architecture in Norway and Denmark – Design with Nature Essays Local Potentials and Global Challenges Jesper Nygård Heirloom Beate Hølmebakk Interviews On Art and Architecture, a Fjordenhus perspective Olafur Eliasson On Architecture and Art, a Collaboration with Studio Olafur Eliasson Sebastian Behmann Icefjord Center and Sustainability in Denmark Dorte Mandrup Works Studio Olafur Eliasson Fjordenhus Dorte Mandrup Icefjord Centre + Venice Biennale 2018 Wadden Sea Centre Trilateral Wadden Sea World Heritage Partnership Centre + Wadden Sea World Heritage Centre Sverre Fehn Chapel in Olavsundet Gyldendal House The National Museum − Architecture Manthey Kula Ode to Osaka Skreda Roadside Rest Area Forvik Ferry Port Stella’s Room Tullholmen Pier Archipelago – Building from Solitude Atelier Oslo Villa Holtet House on an Island Cabin Norderhov Sentralen The New Deichman Library Feature 2: Rail Corridor in Singapore Introduction The Rail Corridor– An Urban Experience Interviews Vision of the Rail Corridor Tan See Nin Tolerant Planning and Design Nikken Sekkei Wataru Tanaka, Shoji Kaneko and Taku Suzuki In Tandem with Nature and Time MKPL Architects Siew Man Kok and Phan Pit Li Essay The History of the Rail Corridor Lai Chee Kien URA’s Community Engagement Co-creating the Rail Corridor’s Future Request for Proposal (RFP) for the Rail Corridor Rail Corridor – An Inspired and Extraordinary Community Space Works RFP Winning Scheme by Nikken Sekkei and Tierra Design Stitching the Nation with Lines of Life Concept Master Plan RFP Winning Scheme by MKPL Architects and Turenscape International The Southern Gateway – Creating a New Living Legacy Adaptive Reuse of Tanjong Pagar Railway Station RFP Winning Scheme by MKPL Architects and Turenscape International Living in a Forest Choa Chu Kang Integrated Housing Precinct The Next Steps On Track towards Implementing the Rail Corridor Tan See Nin Roundtable Journey of Public Engagement with Rail Corridor Members: Leong Kwok Peng, Ho Weng Hin, Hanson Ho, Tham Wai Hon, Tan See Nin

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