• Type:     Competition Proposal
• Year:     2019
• Site:     Svalbard
• Client:   120 Hours
• Collab:   Marcus Yngwe and Alette Avsnes

The Norwegian architecture competition called 120 Hours is a competition in which students are given 120 hours to solve a complex and socially relevant issue through architecture. The 2019 assignment was to create a narrative about a character that moves to Svalbard and create a structure, building, or intervention that this person would use. The second part of the assignment was to illustrate a settlement or community living one hundred years later in this design. It was necessary to discuss why one would live on Svalbard, with some of the strangest geopolitical, climatic, temporal, social, and natural conditions on the globe. 

The following drawings are my proposal for the assignment that I created with two of my friends, Marcus and Alette.