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12.12 Contributes to the Book, Oslo - Learning to Fly
28.11 Wildcards Gone Wild!
22.10 Lørenskog Station Area Final Review
26.09 Tailored Teams for the occasion only
25.09 Formal Dinner with the Sri Lankan delegate at OIW
20.09 Panel Appearance at OAF’s “Tech in Architecture”
19.09 Aspelin Ramm Award goes to another kid from Fjell, Drammen
18.09 Lørenskog Station Area Midways
07.09 Digs merges with Mesh Community
22.08 Lørenskog Station Area commences
17.08 Impromptu Speech at KOTE’s summer party
10.08 Selected for the Lørenskog Station Area
10.08 Hurtigpraksis Year Two
15.07 Designing the Layout for Fotballfesten 2018
02.07 Ibsen Library Final Review
08.06 Joining a bid for Reinventing Cities
05.06 Ibsen Library Midways
15.05 Ibsen Team in Venice Biennale
30.04 Ibsen Library commences
25.04 Participation in Eero Saarinen’s U.S. Embassy
25.04 Presentation for CBRE
18.04 Selected for the Ibsen Library
11.04 Presentation for Forsvarsbygg
08.03 Kapital’s Top 30 Super Talents under 35 in Norwegian Real Estate
28.02 Matrikel1 merges with Mesh Community
20.02 Featured in Bylivsenteret
01.02 Prince William & the Dutchess Kate Middleton visits Mesh
16.01 Presentation for Trainee Sør
08.01 Launching New Homepage 1.5
Formal Dinner with the Sri Lankan delegate at OIW
Once again, some of Sri Lanka’s most promising tech startups were invited to pitch at the Oslo Innovation Week, and once again, there was a reception dinner. The guests included the Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Oslo municipality, TIQRI, ICT Norway, Tin etc.
Panel Appearance at OAF’s “Tech in Architecture”
The main topic in OAF’s talk this time around are two contenders in the tech industry, Spacemaker and Void were invited to present their companies. Additions to the panel, curated by Kai Reaver, researcher at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design.
Aspelin Ramm Award goes to another kid from Fjell, Drammen
Atdhe Illyrian Belegu won the 4th Aspelin Ramm award, on a diploma project about the wonders of Fjell, a place in Drammen dogged by preconceptions of being marginalised, crime-ridden and a ghetto. Surprisingly enough, this is also the same place Tin (2nd recipient).