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Kathrine Standal, Oda Solberg, Gjermund Gorset a Arild Eriksen (NOR)

Does a fair housing policy exist? How is affordable housing addressed in Norway? And what inspirations can we take from this Scandinavian country? At the next Urban Talks lecture, which took place as part of the Future Urban Habitat affordable housing conference, you can hear from experts who are dealing with this topic on a daily basis.

Architect Oda Solberg talked about Natural State, an organization specializing in sustainable economy in the context of urban planning. Kathrine Standal, director of the Trondheim Housing Foundation, presented how housing policy works in Norway. And politician Gjermund Gorset shared his experience managing the experimental community neighborhood Svartlamon. The fourth guest was architect Arild Eriksen, founder of Fragment, a studio that focuses on designing community housing, and author of the book Pilotbydelen.

Organizer: CCEA MOBA; Partners: IPR Prague, CAMP and Creative Europe; Funded by EEA/Norway Funds 2014–2021; The event was held under the auspices of the Czech Chamber of Architects.

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