This is a project that developed concepts and ideas for the committee of the Lillehammer Youth Olympics to be held in Lillehammer, Norway in 2016. The project uses Systems Oriented Design on an Urban planning level.
Project by Sajedeh Ali, Oslo School of Architecture and Design
This is a project that developed concepts and ideas for the committee of the Lillehammer Youth Olympics to be held in Lillehammer, Norway in 2016. The project uses Systems Oriented Design on an Urban planning level.
Project by Sajedeh Ali, Oslo School of Architecture and Design
Apresentação do Ciclo Rotas Centro no evento Urban data: From fetish object to social object da LSECities
http://lsecities.net/media/objects/events/urban-data-from-fetish-object-to-social-object
Einar Braathen er seniorforsker ved Norsk institutt for by- og regionforskning (NIBR). Her er presentasjonen hans fra konferansen Grønn byvekst 7. juni 2013.
Final report Gjestebud Alfred B C Holmen- AHO 2015Birger Sevaldson
This project is about ”Gjestebud”, and in more general terms
about how local democracy can be facilitated. Gjestebud is
a method for involving citizens in to municipal processes.
The reason it exists is party due to the fact that involving
citizens in processes is mandatory by law, but also partly
due to Svelvik Kommune innovating, and finding a method
that fit their process well. The basic concept of gjestebud is
that the municipality finds an area where they would like
to involve its citizens, send out a short brief for the topic or
issue to people it thinks have important feedback to give, and
get them to invite their friends to discuss the issue. It can be
summarized like this:
”Gjestebud is about citizens
inviting friends to their home
and discussing issues from the
municipality.”
The task of this project is to look in to this process, and look
at how it is screwed together with the aim of designing some
intervention or concept connected to this process. Since this
is a design project, design methods and design thinking will
be used as the main tools for investigating the system.
This digital platform is meant to be used as a “tool” to discover titles in the NRK television archives you didn’t knew you wanted to see – or at all existed. It aims to bring forward television material all the way back from 1960 until today. How do you browse through 55 years of material, which consists of about 20 000 titles, in an understandable and effective way? Also, it should be noted that there are certainly different ways of going about this – however, the way I’ve gone about it is based on me aiming on the user that’s interested in exploring the archive, and not necessarily is dead set on finding a specific title. Hence, the digital platform is a result of need focus.The overarching idea is that you browse through the content, year by year, and on the first level you’re presented to highlights of the each category in the year you’re situated in. Each category is represented by one “panel”. The size of the panel is based on the amount of content of that genre in that year. his makes it easy to scan and get a feeling of the different sizes. If you’re to move one level deeper, you can pick a category, i.e. humour, and is then presented with all humour titles that aired that year. By entering a specific title, you are then presented with an episode or clip of the title, and also related clips and titles. This makes it possible to discover new, interesting material.
This digital platform is meant to be used as a “tool” to discover titles in the NRK television archives you didn’t knew you wanted to see – or at all existed. It aims to bring forward television material all the way back from 1960 until today. How do you browse through 55 years of material, which consists of about 20 000 titles, in an understandable and effective way? Also, it should be noted that there are certainly different ways of going about this – however, the way I’ve gone about it is based on me aiming on the user that’s interested in exploring the archive, and not necessarily is dead set on finding a specific title. Hence, the digital platform is a result of need focus.The overarching idea is that you browse through the content, year by year, and on the first level you’re presented to highlights of the each category in the year you’re situated in. Each category is represented by one “panel”. The size of the panel is based on the amount of content of that genre in that year. his makes it easy to scan and get a feeling of the different sizes. If you’re to move one level deeper, you can pick a category, i.e. humour, and is then presented with all humour titles that aired that year. By entering a specific title, you are then presented with an episode or clip of the title, and also related clips and titles. This makes it possible to discover new, interesting material.
Process report
This digital platform is meant to be used as a “tool” to discover titles in the NRK television archives you didn’t knew you wanted to see – or at all existed. It aims to bring forward television material all the way back from 1960 until today. How do you browse through 55 years of material, which consists of about 20 000 titles, in an understandable and effective way? Also, it should be noted that there are certainly different ways of going about this – however, the way I’ve gone about it is based on me aiming on the user that’s interested in exploring the archive, and not necessarily is dead set on finding a specific title. Hence, the digital platform is a result of need focus.The overarching idea is that you browse through the content, year by year, and on the first level you’re presented to highlights of the each category in the year you’re situated in. Each category is represented by one “panel”. The size of the panel is based on the amount of content of that genre in that year. his makes it easy to scan and get a feeling of the different sizes. If you’re to move one level deeper, you can pick a category, i.e. humour, and is then presented with all humour titles that aired that year. By entering a specific title, you are then presented with an episode or clip of the title, and also related clips and titles. This makes it possible to discover new, interesting material.
Systems Oriented Design
What is healthcare in the future? Design itself is an important power to make the healthcare system change a lot.
This project is aimed at exploring the future healthcare service in system thinking to make a holistic process and assumption of future system. Cardiovascular patients is a biggest group in the world. I hope working with this group can bring a lot of inspiration for other healthcare issue. In this project, I use strategy design, service design and interaction design method to create a hotlist service for cardiovascular patients out of the hospital. Nowadays a lot of people are suffering from longterm diseases and having high risk of cardiovascular. The food is a good way to address this problem. The meaning of the food and medicine are changing. The longterm medicine cause a mental problem at the beginning. The industry of medicine are struggling with their development, The goal of this project is to discuss the touchpoint food and medicine to address all the problems here, using system design methodology.
Systems Oriented Design project end presentation from Master students at Oslo School of Architecture and Design.
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ON THE SAME PAGE was a 2014 master studio project at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design in collaboration with and serving Sykehjemsetaten, the directorate for elderly homes in Oslo.
Students: Line T. Bogen, Rickard Jensen, Liz LeBlanc, Simon Søgnen Tveit.
ON THE SAME PAGE was a 2014 master studio project at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design in collaboration with and serving Sykehjemsetaten, the directorate for eldrely homes in Oslo.
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This project is about ”Gjestebud”, and in more general terms
about how local democracy can be facilitated. Gjestebud is
a method for involving citizens in to municipal processes.
The reason it exists is party due to the fact that involving
citizens in processes is mandatory by law, but also partly
due to Svelvik Kommune innovating, and finding a method
that fit their process well. The basic concept of gjestebud is
that the municipality finds an area where they would like
to involve its citizens, send out a short brief for the topic or
issue to people it thinks have important feedback to give, and
get them to invite their friends to discuss the issue. It can be
summarized like this:
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inviting friends to their home
and discussing issues from the
municipality.”
The task of this project is to look in to this process, and look
at how it is screwed together with the aim of designing some
intervention or concept connected to this process. Since this
is a design project, design methods and design thinking will
be used as the main tools for investigating the system.
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5. GIGA-map I
Programs
Previous Experiences
Activitiesplaces
Main Categories
Organizations
International Olympic Committee (IOC)
Lillehammer youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee (LYOGOC)
National Olympic Committees (NOCs)
International Federations (IF s)
6. Culture and education program (CEP)
Olympism
Healthy life
Skill development
Expression
Social responsibility
Sustainability
Peace and dialouge
GIGA-map II
7. GIGA-map III
More information for time- line
Correction of the previous map
New Information
New Information
New Information
New Information
14. Olympic park
Håkon Hall
Storage area
Transportation mall
Welcome Center
Stortorget
Clean Venue Policy
Stage place
Maihaugen
GIGA-map V
VENUES
DEVELOPMENT
FLOW
MANAGEMENT
ACCOMMODATION2 YOVs
CONNECTION
Venues Connection
Signage
Accreditation
Streets Situation
Streets Capacity
Shortest way
15. I: World Cultural Village
in Maihaugen
I: OL Network
I: Magnets
GIGA-map V
52. Athletes + people+ parents
In CEP
Gathering
Athletes + Coaches+ parents
It is a helper.
It helps to meet the OL themes.
It deals with the accreditation limitation.
53. Athletes + people+ parents
In CEP
Gathering
Athletes + Coaches+ parents
It is a meeting point NOW.
54. Athletes + people+ parents
In CEP GatheringAthletes + Coaches+ parents
It is a CEP helper NOW.
55. Athletes + people+ parents
In CEP GatheringAthletes + Coaches+ parents
It is a CEP helper NOW.
56. Athletes + people+ parents
In CEP GatheringAthletes + Coaches+ parents
It is a gathering place NOW.
57. Two alternatives .
A:
A central spot
Room for out door activities
Attract attention
Easier to get People
A B
Magnet 1&2
58. Magnet 3
City Square
Place:
End of pedestrian street
Purpose:
Lead to the right path
Make delay in crowd
Form:
Stands
Responsible:
sponsors
Schools
Sponsors:
Panasonic
Samsung
TINE
63. Make balance for venue doors usage
OL time
After Olympic
Lead to the right path
Make delay in crowd
Sustainability
Technology
Cultural diversity
Free food
Giving information to local
Main working time
How can we extend the feeling of Storgata to
the parking lot ?
How can we connect it to pedestrain path?
66. Make balance for venue doors usage
Giving information to local
Main working time
67. Make balance for venue doors usage
Giving information to local
Main working time
School students will make the Sami
tents and give the day’s matpake.
72. Håkon Hall
Håkon hall
Dining hall
Living room
CEP workshops
Storage
Media center
Gym & training facilities
Amphi space
Welcome ceremony
Noisy, not hang out area, 24 hours
work
100 PC
Some activities are noisy, some need amphi space
73. Level 0
Two existing alternatives for Dining Hall
Easily accessible
Sufficient storage area
A big and comfortable place for dining tables
Close to the KITCHEN
Direct Entrance
cosy
+ Pros - Cons
KITCHEN
74. Level 1
Semi open area – to the public-
Accreditation check and waiting space
76. Level 2
Proposed place for dining hall
Not a hang out area
Easily work 24 hours, less noise
Not in the middle of attention
No storage
Far from KITCHEN
+ Pros - Cons
They help to find out about the best CEP places and also time. It should be considered that adding activities and putting them in pace might change the flow and it might need a revision in flow maps after all.
Vehicle flow and media flow has not seen in these maps that shlould be added to. It might bring some changes.
All these maps show one flow. It is good to make the maps for other days as way.
In case of need of adding a new magnet we have complete control of network and we know where and how.
There are places that are not in active flow but they are important to be in active one i.e. Maihaugen. Furtheremore it is important to analysis the passive flow too.
FLOW MAPS: we need a magnet here in the morning to attract athletes to the main entrance.
If there are roles for accreditation and zoning which cause disconnection and stress and difficulties, then maybe design should bring a solution to that. A meeting point should exist that every body feels free to meet the others there. Håkon hall situation.
If there are roles for accreditation and zoning which cause disconnection and stress and difficulties, then maybe design should bring a solution to that. A meeting point should exist that every body feels free to meet the others there.
Athletes are going to hafjell, they will gather in this square and go to the transportation mall afterwards.
Conclusion
Evaluate the design
This path is in use for 30% of the day, therefore we do not want it or ...
The main problem was weak north- south connection which is solved. I did not know it.
Evaluate the design
This path is in use for 30% of the day, therefore we do not want it or ...
The main problem was weak north- south connection which is solved. I did not know it.
