Tin has been employed at SITRAP - Center for Integrated, Transdisciplinary Education in Planning. The center’s overarching goal is to improve teaching methods and transdisciplinary practices among students within the field of planning - through incorporating academia and practice early on.

The report is based on work done in Aug-Oct 2018, with the goal of securing a positive long-term development of the station area. The exhibition of the proposals were sought-after by the inhabitants and garnered positive response.

As a subconsultant to Lab Entreprenør, Tin participated in the winning team. The office’s contributions consisted of simple stuff, such as conveying internal narratives on programmatic mix, logic and content, in both text and isonometrics.

Tin participates and comments on the students’ projects at Tverrfaglig Masterklasse. The course is led my Elin Børrud and for many the midcrit signifies the moment of truth. Through their common case study Kristiansand, students of different professional backgrounds can more easily relate to one another and partake in each other’s discourses/master theses.

Diku hosted a seminar for the triennial call for Centre for Excellence in Education (SFU). Both Tin and Elin at SITRAP attended a 7 hour long seminar to understand the hallmarks of a good SFU application. Here we got insights from the international panel, student representatives, and other successful centres.

The politicians in Horten and the harbormaster Espen Eliassen wants to bring the team behind Knoppskyter back to the foreDuring a hailstorm of articles after the announcement of the winner, Knoppskyter was strangely enough still mentioned as a contender even though it lost.

Tin was cordially invited to join the program committee of OUA as the youngest member for yet another term. There will be some major changes not yet announced, so keep an eye out for the OUA announcements to come. First up on the chopping block was death of family values and coliving. Wow, talk about going all out on the first meeting.

Tin has been employed at SITRAP - Center for Integrated, Transdisciplinary Education in Planning. The center’s overarching goal is to improve teaching methods and transdisciplinary practices among students within the field of planning - through incorporating academia and practice early on.

The exhibition was presented at the launch of OAF’s spring program, History in Practice. The brief for each of the offices was simple: send a picture + text that inspires them. Tin was among the 36 offices exhibited. It was curated by Svingen Arkitektkontor and Holt O’Brien.

All Tin’s work, will now go under the office simply known as tin. Since the inception of the office in June 2016 we have gone under many different monikers such as the coworking guru, mr.research, the office that refutes to do architecture, the guy that wrote something at AHO, Lord Commander, Azor Ahai etc.

Tin held his first lecture at NMBU on his own experiences of writing a master thesis. Although his work would go on the become an award-winning thesis, it was not without hickups, doubt nor was it pitch perfect - a myth Tin firmly shot down. 

Recognition shared with NSW and SLA. The project received high remarks by the jury as undeniably the most contemporary proposal for the site, its analytical thoroughness, modern approach to architectural design, most convincing conceptual proposal, clearest use of programmatic functions, and treatment of identity.