Tin held the lecture/workshop Diagram at GLA304, a lecture to encourage students to draw, convey and convince beyond their usual landscape training. A big part of spatial planning is also about conveying abstract ideas to supplement the concrete sections/plans.

Tin held the lecture, “Master thesis as in applying for your dream job”. The focus of this lecture was to convey how the structure of a thesis is transferable to professional life.

Tin joins a fourth round of DKS (12-22. of March), with “Diagram - don’t tell, draw it!”, this time around with Akershus county (post-split up from Viken). The tour is a culmination of Tin’s decade-long approach to conveying his and other people’s ideas instantly. 

With the Urban Lab crew, Tin was given the task to head the next Urban Lab session, Konkurranseånd, English translation, Competitive Spirit. The workshop consisted of a roleplay, Tin & Urban Lab representing the leadership of a consultancy firm, the students represented newly hired employees with too much to prove. Game on!

"In any competition, one is trained to give their best - 100% of the time. What if our best only amounts to 1%, while the remaining 99% is actually smooth sailing?" In saying this, Tin has been appointed by Urban Lab to collaborate the next student workshop on early stage competitions - which is set the 9th of March. If of any interest, register to participate!

Hakket Bedre! - the informal talk focused on the industry’s future and tech advancements. Additionally, together Tin will lead the next Urban Lab session, “The Gameplan” premiering 9th of March.

The EIEJUSS study trip this year was held at Son Spa. Without revealing too much about what goes on within the four walls of the Dept. of Property and Law, we'll share what was on the agenda/content for the stay via 4 main themes.