Eskil Buskov Selmer
Research Assistant
Eskil Hasløv Selmer is a MA-student at the Oslo School of Architetcure and Design, and research assistant in Provenance Projected.
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Sverre Fehn was born in Kongsberg on August 14, 1924. He was, and still is, Norway's most famous architect, nationally and internationally. The Oslo School of Architecture and Design celebrates the Fehn centennial with a series of events in collaboration with the National Museum and the journal Arkitektur.
Tuesday October 1 at 16:00, the centennial exhibition "Professor Sverre Fehn" opens at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO). The exhibition sheds light on Fehn's work as rector and teacher at AHO through a wealth of new archival material, curated by assistant professor Nicholas Coates at AHO.
Rector Irene Alma Lønne and University Lecturer Nicholas Coates at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design will give presentations at the opening.
About the exhibition:
Sverre Fehn Fehn was a legendary teacher and lecturer, at home and abroad, and a substantial part of his prolific career took place from the studios, auditorium, board room and corridors of the school, among students and colleagues. When asked in an interview in 1995, in the last year of his 24-year tenure as a professor at AHO, what was most important aspect of the school to maintain, he replied: “International contact”.
The exhibition “Professor Sverre Fehn” brings out key documents, sketches, correspondence, and other artifacts that deepen our understanding of his well-known works and supplement the established narratives that have been documented and disseminated earlier. Professor Sverre Fehnpresents a lesser-known side of Fehn’s work, outlining the national, international and institutional horizon of his production, as a teacher and lecturer.
The exhibition builds upon findings from the spring 2024 seminar Authoring Architecture: Fehn 100 run by Thomas McQuillan, and is curated by Nicholas Coates with the assistance of Charlotte Baumgartner, Eskil Buskov Selmer, Tara Eliassen Kongsvik, and Valieriia Loboda.
AHO thanks the National Museum and NRK for granting access to their archives and providing material for this exhibition.
ExhibitionOct 1—Dec 6, 2024- Read more about Re-Store: Weather
Re-Store: Weather
This studio was dedicated to weather in all its forms and meanings, as well as its implications for the construction, care and understanding of
architecture.Weather constantly dominates news headlines around the world, with reports on floods, rain storms, droughts, landslides, wildfires, blizzards and tornados giving proof of accelerating humaninduced global warming. Architecture is all about weather, providing shelter against the violent forces of nature, spurring creative acts of construction and maintenance. Weather is constructing building codes and regulations, turning architecture into a complex set of material composites and maintenanceschedules. Weather is both science and poetry, chronicled
through time as surveys and statistics, but also in the form of painting, literature, sculpture, film and photography. Weather is at the center of preservation, activating core questions of the discipline, relating to patina, authenticity, originality, authorship and more. The studio asked for speculative explorations of weather as a broad cultural phenomenon, as well as specific architectural propositions on how to deal with weather in the reuse, transformation and preservation of architecture.CourseSpring 2024