Sensitive Territories explores how a future disused railway can become a cultural, ecological, and social corridor. Through sensory analysis, material experimentation, and mobile architecture, students investigate how atmosphere and care can shape new forms of rural community life.
Greymatter Bekkjarvik engages ideas around senior living in Norway's scenic coastal town of Bekkjarvik. Through research and student work for Bachelor diploma, it explores how architecture can support vibrant, sustainable communities for all generations.
Greymatter Vaksdal explores how architecture, art, and design can support multigenerational living in rural contexts. Triggered by the new railway connection, the project investigates transformation, identity, and sustainability at the intersection of industrial heritage, landscape, and future mobility.
« Can’t we imagine that safety accessories could also look domestic and reflect our changing lifestyle in an exciting and beautiful way? »
