Tin contributs to Erling Fossen’s book, Oslo - Learning to Fly. The book attempts to summarise a not-seen-before collection of minor and major projects from the past, present and future! Tin’s contribution talks a lil’ bit about Barcode, Mesh, Bergen Media City in a span of 1 page.

The main topic in OAF’s talk this time around are two contenders in the tech industry, Spacemaker and Void were invited to present their companies. Additions to the panel, curated by Kai Reaver, researcher at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design.

Tin & co. partook in the midway seminar for the parallel commission of Lørenskog station area. It consisted of back-to-back presentations for the mayor, municipal officials, property developers and for the locals.

Tin & co. asked by NAL to shed some light on the Lørenskog Station Area development and their take on area’s commercial, social, environmental, and urban ambitions. On the topic of how interdisciplinary teams are competitive, Tin & co. gave their opinion.

Once again, some of Sri Lanka’s most promising tech startups were invited to pitch at the Oslo Innovation Week, and once again, there was a reception dinner. The guests included the Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Oslo municipality, TIQRI, ICT Norway, Tin etc.

The main topic in OAF’s talk this time around are two contenders in the tech industry, Spacemaker and Void were invited to present their companies. Additions to the panel, curated by Kai Reaver, researcher at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design.

Atdhe Illyrian Belegu won the 4th Aspelin Ramm award, on a diploma project about the wonders of Fjell, a place in Drammen dogged by preconceptions of being marginalised, crime-ridden and a ghetto. Surprisingly enough, this is also the same place Tin (2nd recipient).

Tin & co. partook in the midway seminar for the parallel commission of Lørenskog station area. It consisted of back-to-back presentations for the mayor, municipal officials, property developers and for the locals.

As in the case of Matrikel1, Tin was sworn in secrecy, and on need-to-know basis only, to do some work! In May of 2017 the office assisted in clandestine deliberations between the teams of Oslo and Trondheim.

Tin attends the formal initiation meeting was set in Lørenskog Hus, so that the selected teams for this parallel commission could meet up with the other teams, and the municipality. Tin & co. got to meet the mayor, local officials, various local and national property developers, public transport enterprises etc.

Tin held a speech at their annual summer party and posed an essential question; was there a correlation between his time at KOTE and his award-winning theoretical master thesis? He himself couldn't be sure, and urged any young students yearning to improve their writing skills to join or contribute to the magazine!

Tin & co. was chosen as the wildcard team for the parallel commission of Lørenskog station area. This makes Tin Phan the only contender to have been chosen twice consecutively, for open parallel commissions with a slot earmarked for wildcards since the recommencement in 2017.

Tin will be presenting his “Year Two". As with any good sequel the stakes are now higher than ever, even presenting some corporate secrets, and how the office fundamentally pivoted from random research to architectural and urban competitions.

In close collaboration with the organizers of Fotballfesten, Tin designed the layout of the entire event. The event and screening is free of charge, and the business model is solely based on the sales of food, beverage, sponsorship and news channels being present.

All the 3 teams were invited to present for the Mayor, local officials, culture institutions and other attendees. Finished off wth a public hearing at the end of the day for the inhabitants of Oslo.

Tin joins an unlikely yet crucial group of professionals in solving the site of Fossumdumpa, Stovner. Reinventing Cities (C40) is a competition to stimulate innovative carbon-neutral developments across the globe and to implement the best ideas to transform underutilised sites into beacons of sustainability and resiliency.

All the 3 teams were invited to present for the Mayor, local officials, culture institutions and other attendees. Finished off wth a public hearing at the end of the day for the inhabitants of Oslo.

A formal initiation meeting was set in Skien, so that the selected teams for this parallel commission could meet up with the other teams, and the municipality. With our partners-in-crime Holt O'Brien, Tin got to meet the mayor, local officials, property developers, cultural institutions, the press, etc.

A formal initiation meeting was set in Skien, so that the selected teams for this parallel commission could meet up with the other teams, and the municipality. With our partners-in-crime Holt O'Brien, Tin got to meet the mayor, local officials, property developers, cultural institutions, the press, etc.

Tin was invited into Kima & co.s team for the parallel commission of Eero Saarinen's U.S, Embassy - transforming it into coworking spaces and public venues. The building itself is considered of importance to the Norwegian cultural heritage and one of the few pristine buildings of post-war modernism in Norway.