Supervisor:
Eirik Mikal Ulland Stokke
Espen Robstad Heggertveit
Dead hedges are the antithesis to decorative hedges. They are not quite hedgerows; not quite compost piles; not quite land art. And that’s the beauty of them. Dead structures informed by the typology are developed as catalysts for urban publics to emerge. These are made of excess materials from two existing waste streams in Oslo: cuttings from tree maintenance and used timber formwork from local building sites.
The design proposal tests a selection of the dead structures in Loallmenningen. Six acts are suggested: mining the site, material bank, making a garden, shared shelter, a place to sit, and the service wall.
A public place of maintenance, care, and being together is continued.
Contact
Mathias Sagvik / Mathias.sagvik@stud.aho.no