Adresse
Smestadhagan 7, N-0376 Oslo

Nina Berre
nina@berre-ellefsen.no
(+47) 901 07 912

Karl Otto Ellefsen
karl.o.ellefsen@aho.no
karl.otto@berre-ellefsen.no
(+47) 957 47 436

Berre+Ellefsen

Vi etablerte B+E høsten 2018 og gjør nå vår lange erfaring tilgjengelig for offentlige og private oppdragsgivere. B+E har kompetanse innenfor arkitektur, urbanisme, arkitekturhistorie og kulturminnevern. Vi rådgir i byutviklings- og transformasjonsoppgaver, kuraterer og produserer utstillinger og publikasjoner, og leder forsknings- og formidlingsprosjekter. Vi arbeider i nettverk for å øke bredden i vår kompetanse, og for å kunne gjennomføre oppdrag som krever stor kapasitet.

Siden vi startet den nye praksisen har vi vært engasjert i byplanoppdrag som Tettstedet Tangen på Nesodden (med Lie Øyen arkitekter), Mulighetsstudie for Larvik sentrum og Regionplan for Jæren (begge i samarbeid med LPO arkitekter). Vi har kuratert den norske arkitekturutstillingen på DAM (Deutsches Architekturmuseum) under bokmessa i Frankfurt i 2019 kalt «In Norwegian Landscapes. Hunting High and Low». Vi har gjennomført kompetanseoppbygging bl.a. i byggesaksbehandling i Bærum kommune og evalueringer for Undervisningsbygg i Oslo kommune.

Samtidig fortsetter vi akademiske arbeider om norsk arkitekturhistorie og norsk byplanhistorie og holder foredrag om dette (noen forelesninger er tilgjengelige i vår kunnskapsdatabase). Samarbeidet med Central Academy of Fine Arts i Kina om «The urbanization of the Chinese Countryside» bringes videre på ulike måter og kobles til studier av rural bosetting, bl.a. fiskeribosetting langs kysten av Nord Norge. Vår blogg (karlottoellefsenblogg) er restartet våren 2020.




Kontakt

Nina Berre

nina@berre-ellefsen.no

nina.berre@nmbu.no

(+47) 90107912


Arkitekt, arkitekturhistoriker og instituttleder ved institutt for landskapsarkitektur, NMBU. Tidligere instituttleder ved AHO, avdelingsdirektør arkitektur ved Nasjonalmuseet og direktør i Norsk Form. 

Karl Otto Ellefsen

karl.o.ellefsen@aho.no

karl.otto@berre-ellefsen.no

(+47) 957 47 436


Emiritert professor i arkitektur og urbanisme og tidligere rektor ved AHO. Professor ved CAFA, Central Academy of Fine Arts I Beijing. Sivilarkitekt MNAL

Berre+Ellefsen – Curating Architecture & Urbanism

Org. nr. 921 245 084

Smestadhagan 7, N-0376 Oslo


Smestadhagan 7 er tegnet av Blakstad & Munthe-Kaas Arkitekter, 1927. Tilbygg ved mopo i 2012.




CV
CV
Nina Berre

Nina Berre is partner in Berre+Ellefsen. She is educated as an architect with a doctoral degree in architectural history from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.  

Berre is Head of School of Landscape Architecture at the University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway. She was Head of Institute at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) 2020–2022, and Director of Architecture at the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design 2010–2018. She is former Director of Norsk Form, the Foundation for Design and Architecture in Norway (DogA), Head of the Board in Lie Øyen Architects, and Head of the Board in Oslo Architecture Triennale.

Berre regularly publishes, curates, teaches and lectures on architecture, architectural history and cultural heritage, do city walks and architectural evaluation consultancy.

Practice
  • 2023-
    Head of School of Landscape Architecture, NMBU
  • 2018–
    Partner in Berre+Ellefsen
  • 2021–2022
    Head of Institute of Architecture, AHO
  • 2020–2021
    Head of Institute of Form, Theory and History (AHO)
  • 2010–2018
    Director of Architecture, The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • 2007–2010
    Director, Norsk Form. The Foudation for Design and Architecture in Norway
  • 2005–2007
    Director of Architecture, Norsk Form
  • 2003–2005
    Coordinator, Architecture, Norsk Form
  • 2001–2002
    Project manager, Norsk Form
Education
  • 2011–2015
    Leadership Courses, AFF Leadership Development
  • 2013
    Media Course, The National Museum
  • 2007
    Professor Competence in Architectural History, AHO
  • 2003
    Media Course, Dinamo
  • 2003
    Post Graduate Course Urbanism, AHO/The Ass.of Norwegian Architects
  • 2002
    PhD, Dissertation: Fysiske idealer i norsk arkitektutdanning 1945–1970, Institute of Architectural History, NTNU
  • 1994–1998
    PhD Education, NTNU
  • 1995
    Post Graduate Course Cultural Heritage, Kulturminner i naturen - Røros bergstad og Circumferencen, Institute of Architectural History, NTNU
  • 1994
    Post Graduate Course, Presentation Techniques, NTNU
  • 1992
    MA Architecture, Arkitekt Rolf Prag. Funksjonalismen som stil for småbyens byggeoppgaver, Faculty of Architecture, NTNU
Projects and assignments (selected)
  • 2021–
    MA Examinator, Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, The University of Oslo
  • 2018–
    Independent Expert and Nominator: Mies van der Rohe Award/The EU Prize for Architecture (Norwegian Representative, The Advisory Committee 2014–2018)
  • 2018–
    Author, with Karl Otto Ellefsen: Norsk arkitektur 1940–1980, vol. 4, Pax Forlag
  • 2017–
    Member of the Board Militærhospitalet
  • 2014–
    Editor with Mari Lending, The asBUILT Classic Book Series, Pax forlag
  • 2019–2022
    Evaluation Coordinator, Architectural design competition of School in Trescows gate, Oslo, Undervisningsbygg KF
  • 2017–2021
    Head of the Board, Lie Øyen arkitekter AS
  • 2016–2020
    Head of the Board, Oslo Architecture Triennale (Member 2009–2016)
  • 2019
    Evaluation Leader, Architectural design competition School for multi-handicapped children, Haugenstua Oslo, Undervisningsbygg KF
  • 2019
    Member of the Jury, KANON Arkitektur 1969–2019, with Tarald Lundevall and Marina Bauer, ArkitekturN/Byggekunst 6/2019
  • 2019
    MA Examinator, Institute of Form, Theory and History, AHO
  • 2018–2019
    Curator and Project Leader, In Norwegian Landscapes. Hunting High and low, Deutsches Architekturmuseum (DAM) 13.9.2019–19.01.2020, Norla (Norwegian Literature Abroad)
  • 2018–2019
    Member of the Jury, the Norwegian Architectural Award Houens Fonds diplom
  • 2014–2018
    Member of The Permanent Exhibition 2020 Committee, the National Museum (Constituted Head 2017)
  • 2010–2018
    Head of the Board, Groschselskapet
  • 2010–2018
    Member of the Acquisition Committee, The National Museum
  • 2010–2018
    Member of the Research Committee, The National Museum (Constituted Head 2017)
  • 2017+2014
    Head of the Jury, International Call for Curator, Oslo Architecture Triennale
  • 2011–2017
    Editor, Arkitekturårbok/The Architectural Year Book, The National Museum/Pax Forlag
  • 2011
    Guest Lecturer at the 100 years Anniversary, NTNU
  • 2011
    Member of Evaluation Committee, The Reseach Program Place and Displacement with Thomas McQuillan, Institute of Form, Theory and History, AHO
  • 2005–2010
    Member of Cultural Forum, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway
  • 2003–2010
    Head of The Architecture and Design Committee, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway (Member 2002–2003)
  • 2004–2009
    Norwegian Representantive, European Forum for Architectural Policies
  • 1990–2009
    Various Architectural projects and Assistant, Professor Architect Karl Otto Ellefsen
  • 2008
    Lecturer at Post Graduate Course Cultural Heritage, AHO
  • 2007+2006
    Responsible Teacher, Norwegian Architecture. An Introduction, Elective Course for foreign MA students, AHO
  • 2004–2007
    Head of Secretariat, Tverrfaglig Arena for Byutvikling (TAB), Norsk Form
  • 2006
    Member of the Jury, Architectural design competition Nye boformer på landsbygda, Norway
  • 2005
    Coordinator, the PhD Committee, Mari Lending Omkring 1900. Utkast til en norsk arkitekturhistorisk topikk, AHO
  • 2002–2005
    Head of the Jury and member of the Building Committee, Hausmannsgate 16 (transforming a industrial building complex to Center for Design og Architecture DogA Oslo, Jensen & Skodvin Architects, 2005 on assignment from Aspelin Ramm AS)
  • 2002–2004
    Head of the Board, DOCOMOMO Norway (Member 1998–1999)
  • 2003
    Project Manager and Lecturer, international seminar on Knut Knutsen, AHO and The Norwegian Museum of Architecture
  • 2002–2003
    Member of the Board, EUROPAN Norway
  • 1995–2003
    Various lectures, NTNU
  • 2001–2002
    Head of the Jury, Architectural design competition Ny publikumsbygning for Sigrid Undsets hjem, Bjerkebæk, Norway (winner Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk, 2004)
  • 1998+1997+1995
    Teacher and Lecturer, one week excursions for BA-students, NTNU
  • 1995
    Teacher, Bygningsanalyse with professor Staale Sinding-Larsen, NTNU
  • 1994–1995
    Member of the Board, Trondhjems Arkitektforening
  • 1993–1994
    Photographer and Member of the Editing Board, The Year Book 1994, Faculty of Architecture, NTNU
  • 1993–1994
    Project Manager and Member of the Editing Board, the Architectural Guide, Trondheim, Trondheim Ass. of Architects
  • 1992–1993
    Curator and Project leader Trondheims by- og bygningshistorie gjennom fotografier, Exhibition for the City Anniversary, The Municipality of Trondheim, The Culture House
  • 1990
    Student Practice, 6 month full time, Estudio Rioja, Sevilla
  • 1989+1988+1987+1986
    Student Summer Practice, Architect Nils Haugrud AS, Oslo
  • 1985–1989
    Member of Fotogjengen, Studentersamfundet i Trondhjem
  • 1986–1988
    Student Representantive, The Education Committe, Faculty of Architecture, NTNU
  • 1983–1984
    Pferdewirt, one year full time, Gut Hohenheide, Uthlede, Germany
  • 1983
    Assistant Nursing home Ryen, The Municipality of Oslo
  • 1978–1983
    Scout Leader, Bryn KFUK, Oslo
Publications and exhibitions (selected)
  • 2022
    "Karl Henrik Nøstvik. Fragments of Nordic Aid", in African Modernism and its Afterlives, Intellect Publishers, 2022 (ed. Nina Berre, Paul Wenzel Geissler, Johan Lagae)
  • 2022
    African Modernism and its Afterlives, Intellect Publishers, 2022 (ed. with Paul Wenzel Geissler and Johan Lagae)
  • 2021
    "Rom for vitalitet", arkitekturanmeldelse Munchmuseet, Klassekampen 26.10.2021
  • 2021
    "Global modernization or regional cultures", Book Review, The Nordic Journal of Architectural Research 1/2021
  • 2021
    "Nasjonalsosialistisk utopi eller festning i nord", bokanmeldelse med Karl Otto Ellefsen, Arkitektur N 2/2021
  • 2020
    In Norwegian Landscapes. Hunting high and low/In Norwegishen Landschaften. Hunting high and low, Main Curator and Project Leader, exhibition in Deutshes Architekturmuseum (DAM), Frankfurt, 13 September 2019–19 January 2020
  • 2019
    «Britannia gjenfortalt», Architectural review with Karl Otto Ellefsen, Arkitektur N 4/2019
  • 2019
    «´With or without garden´. Landscape architecture in the early Norwegian education of architects”/´Med og uten have´. Landsfagsfaget i tidlig norsk arkitektutdanning», peer reviewed chapter in Outdoor Voices. The Pioneer Era of Norwegian Landscape Architecture/Utestemmer. Pionertid i norsk landskapsarkitektur 1900–1960, ed. Jenny B. Osuldsen, Oslo: forlaget Orfeus Publishing, 2019
  • 2019
    «Interiørflørt i ingeniørland», essay, Arkitektur N, 2/2019
  • 2018
    The Security Council Chamber/Sikkerhetsrådets sal: Verdens viktigste rom, ed. with Jørn Holme et al., Oslo: Forlaget Press, 2018
  • 2018
    «Arneberg on the International Stage/Arneberg på den internasjonale scenen”, chapter in The Security Council Chamber/Sikkerhetsrådets sal: Verdens viktigste rom, Oslo: Forlaget Press 2018
  • 2018
    Visning/House Viewing, Co-Curator, exhibition on the current housing condition in Norway, The National Museum–Architecture, Oslo, 2018
  • 2017
    ”Stofflig nærhet”, essay in exhibition booklet, Ingrid Lønningdal Grooves and Ridges, ed. Anne Szefer Karlsen, Trondheim: Trøndelag Centre for Contemporary Art, 2017.
  • 2016–2017
    Forms of Freedom. African Independence and Nordic Models, Main Curator, the Official Nordic Exhibition in the Nordic Pavillion, La Biennale di Architettura. 2014. On display in The National Museum–Architecture, Oslo 2015 and in National Nairobi Museum, Kenya 2016–2017
  • 2012–2017
    Spor. Norsk samtidsarkitektur 2005-2010/Contemporary Norwegian Architecture #7 , Main Curator, exhibition in The National Museum–Architecture, Oslo 2011. On display in various museums and venues in Norway, Latin-America, Europa and China 2012–2017.
  • 2016
    The National Museum Highlights. Architecture/Nasjonalmuseet. Høydepunkter. Arkitektur, ed. with Bente Aass Solbakken, Marianne Yvenes, Oslo: The National Museum, 2016
  • 2015
    «Norwegian Expert Export to Independent Zambia», peer reviewed article, OASE. Journal for Architecture 2015; Volum 95, p. 48–59.
  • 2014
    «Reserved reservoir», essay in Villa Engen, architect: Are Vesterlid. asBUILT 11, (eds. Mari Lending, Nina Berre), Oslo: Pax Forlag 2014
  • 2014
    ”Oslo som var, er og kunne ha blitt”, article, St. Hallvard (3/4) 2014
  • 2012
    Arkitekt Rolf Prag. Moderne på Hedmarken, Hamar: Hedmark fylkesmuseum, avdeling Domkirkeodden (ISBN 9788291326313), 2012
  • 2012
    Views. Norway seen from the road 1733–2020/Utsikter. Norge sett fra veien. 1733–2020, Co-Curator, exhibition in The National Museum–Architecture, Oslo 2012
  • 2011
    «Discovered/Oppdaget», essay in Contemporary Norwegian Architecture #7/ Spor. Norsk arkitektur 2005–2010, Oslo: The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, p. 11–23., 2011
  • 2011
    Byen og Blindern. Universitetet i Oslo 200 år, Co-Curator, exhibition in The National Museum–Architecture, Oslo 2011
  • 2011
    Byen og Blindern: Universitetet i Oslo 200 år, editor, Oslo: Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design (ISBN 978-82-8154-061-3) 255 p., 2011
  • 2011
    Spor. Norsk arkitektur 2005-2010/Contemporary Norwegian Architecture #7, editor, Oslo: The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, 204 p., 2011
  • 2007–2010
    Detour. Architecture and Design along 18 National Tourist Routes/Omveg. Arkitektur og design langs 18 nasjonale turistvegar, Co-Curator, exhibition in Norsk Form, DogA, Oslo 2006. On display in various museums and venues in Norway, Europa, USA and China 2007–2010.
  • 2009
    ”DogA som case. Ny bruk av teknisk-industrielle kulturminner”, chapter in Tid i arkitektur. Om å bygge i fire dimensjoner ed. Peter Butenschøn, Oslo: Akademisk Publisering (ISBN 978-82-8152-027-1), p.122–133., 2009
  • 2006
    Detour. Architecture and Design along 18 National Tourist Routes/Omveg: Arkitektur og design langs 18 nasjonale turistvegar, editor, Oslo: Norsk Form (ISBN 978-82-452-0050-8) 127 p., 2006
  • 2006
    “Encycopedisk tilnærming til arkitektur”, book review, Byggekunst 8/2006, p. 54–55
  • 2006
    «PAGON og modernismens reformulering», article with Elisabeth Tostrup, Byggekunst 5/2006, p.24–26.
  • 2005
    ”Fra kraft til kunnskap”, chapter in Hundre års nasjonsbygging, ed. Ulf Grønvold, Oslo: Pax Forlag (ISBN 82-530-2758-3), 2005
  • 2004
    “Ny kunnskap om Korsmo?”, book review, Byggekunst, 8/2004, p. 54
CV
Karl Otto Ellefsen

Karl Otto Ellefsen has since he was educated as an architect in 1975 headed his own consultant firm within architecture and urbanism. Since August 2018 he is a partner in Berre+Ellefsen. Curating Architecture and Urbanism.

Ellefsen was a professor in planning at NTH/NTNU until 1995. He is Emerited Professor in Architecture and Urbanism at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) and Professor at the Visual Art centre at Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing. He was heading AHO as Rector from 2001 – 2015. Ellefsen has taught architecture and urbanism in universities since 1984, and has headed doctoral programs and given PhD supervision since the beginning of the 1990`s. He chaired the Norwegian Urban Research Program in the Norwegian Research Council from 2001 to 2005.

His studies and teaching have focused on urban development and urban strategies in Norwegian cities. His fields of research are urban strategies, urban history, architectural theory and architectural critique. He has a wide international experience and served until 2017 as president of the European Association for Architectural Education (EAAE). From 2005 and onwards he headed a PhD program on East African Cities, cooperating with East African Universities. From 2015 he is heading a PhD program on the Urbanization of the Chinese Countryside. He is currently doing research and is publishing on the history of Norwegian Town Planning.

His consultancy in B+E is mostly practiced within the fields of Urbanism and Urban Design.

Practice
  • 2018–
    Partner in Berre+Ellefsen AS
  • 2017–
    Chaired professor, Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA), Beijing
  • 1995–
    Professor in Architecture and Urbanism, AHO
  • 1983–
    Consultant firm: Karl Otto Ellefsen siv.ark. MNAL
  • 2001–2015
    Rector, AHO
  • 1997–2001
    Head of the Institute of Urbanism, AHO
  • 1992–1995
    Professor in Urban and Regional planning, Norwegian Technical University (NTH – now NTNU)
  • 1987–1992
    Associated professor at the Institute of Urban and Regional Planning, NTH
  • 1984–1987
    Stipendiat, Faculty of Architecture, NTH
  • 1977–1983
    Consultant firm: Ellefsen, Lundevall & Weider Architects MNAL
  • 1977–1983
    Vesterålen Inter-municipal Planning Office
Education
  • 1984–1987
    PhD education, NTNU, Trondheim
  • 1983–1984
    Samplan. Specialist education in Environmental Planning, Norwegian Ministry of the Environment
  • 1969–1975
    Master of Architecture, Oslo School of Architecture and Design
  • 1972–1973
    Architectural Association, London
  • 1968–1969
    Medicine, Oslo University
Projects and assignments (selected)
  • 2015–
    Head of Research Program: “The Urbanization of the Chinese Countryside, (AHO/CAFA)
  • 2010–
    Editor of the series of publications «As Built», PAX Forlag, Oslo. So far 18 publications presenting Norwegian works of architecture, through essays and complete working drawings.
  • 2000–
    Different roles in the Norwegian Scenic Roads Project, Statens Vegvesen, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration.
  • 2020
    Town Plan for Tangen, Nesodden, Oslo (Lie Øyen, B+E, Schifferly)
  • 2019–2020
    Regionplan for Jæren, Rogaland fylkeskommune. Områdeutvikling og boligkvalitet (B+E, LPO)
  • 2018–2020
    Countryside – Futures, Exhibition, Guggenheim New York, 2020. Curator Rem Koolhaas. Member of the CAFA team establishing research knowledge and project material for the exhibition.
  • 2016–2020
    Research Project “Urban Ecosystem Accounting (Urban EEAE). Project leader David Barton, NINA. Heading the AHO part of the research project, investigating the development of land-use and planning practice in the studying the Oslofjord region. NINA, AHO, SSB, financed by the Norwegian Research Council.
  • 2005–2020
    Research Program on East African Cities financed by SIU, Norway. Cooperation between AHO, ARDHI University, University of Addis Ababa, Makarere University, University of Nairobi and University Jomo Kenyatta University Nairobi.
  • 2018–2019
    DØM - Den Østjyske Millionby . www.byplanlab.dk/denoestjyskemillionby An investigation of the basis for a common structural understanding of the East-Jutland Metropolis. Business Region Aarhus, Dansk Byplanlaboratorium Arkitektskolen Aarhus. Consultant and member of Advisory Board.
  • 2018
    China – the Villages, Exhibition AHO Gallery, Curator
  • 2018
    Feasibility study Larvik. Transformation study and town plan after new railroad access. (B+E, LPO)
  • 2013–2017
    President EAAE (European Association For Architectural Education)
  • 2016
    Governmental Head Quarter Oslo, member of Jury evaluating parallel commissions.
  • 2013–2016
    Head of Board, Oslo Architecture Triennale (OAT)
  • 2014
    Member of governmental appointed group developing Urban Policy for the Norwegian Ministry of the Environment
  • 2000–2014
    Head of the Board of Architecture, Forsvarsbygg, The Norwegian Ministry of Defence.
  • 2012–2013
    “Fremtidens forstæder”, Think Tank, Realdania, Copenhagen
  • 2009
    Jury member in the Architectural Competition for the new Munch Museum on the Oslo Sea-front.
  • 2002–2005
    Head of the Program Committee of the Research Program ”Byutvikling, drivkrefter og planleggingsutfordringer”, a program of urban research organized and financed by the Norwegian Research Council.
  • 1995–2005
    Works on Urban Transformation (AHO)
  • 2002
    Jury member in the Architectural Competition for the Vestbanen area in Oslo. Competition arranged by Statsbygg, the Norwegian government's key advisor in construction and property affairs, building commissioner, property manager and property developer.
  • 2000
    «A new Mapping of Oslo», Exhibition, Oslo Architecture Triennial, Head of team, AHO, Institute of Urbanism.
  • 2000
    «Urban plan for Bjørvika», Oslo. Selected project for realization from international competition (parallel mission). Head of team, AHO, Institute of Urbanism.
  • 1985–1995
    Works on Urban Analysis (NTH)
  • 1992
    Urban Plan for Brumunddal
  • 1977–1985
    Architectural Projects in Vesterålen, Northern Norway: Museum, Alsvåg, Øksnes (1991) Sports Hall, Myre, Øksnes (1987) School, Sandset, Øksnes skole, (1985) Alsvåg mansion, Alsvåg. Antiquarian renewal (1985) Hamn holliday homes, Bø, prosject (1983)
  • 1977–1983
    Ellefsen, Lundevall og Weider Arkitekter MNAL, Myre i Vesterålen Holmen Marina, Myre Homes for the elderly. Myre, Øksnes municipality Grocery store, Sommarøy, Myre Institution for the care of mentally handicapped, Myre Institution for the care of mentally handicapped, Åse, Andøya Institution for the care of mentally handicapped, Melbu, Hadsel School at Jennestad, Sortland Welfare house for fishermen, Myre (project) House for the performing arts, Myre (project)
  • 1976
    Project for Weider Pharmaceutical Industries, Kragerø (Norway) and Singapore
Projects in public planning and evaluations (selected)
  • 2007 / 1991
    Urban analyses Hamar (with Aursand and Spangen)
  • 1999–2000
    Development of Jåttavågen, Stavanger (advisor)
  • 1999
    Oslo Teknopol, Innovation Center (advisor)
  • 1999
    Transformation of Hausmannskvartalene, Oslo (advisor, with LPO)
  • 1998–1999
    Evaluation of Swedish Architectural Education. Chair group of evaluators.
  • 1996–1999
    Oslo Airport Gardermoen, relocalication of Airport (advisor for OSL)
  • 1998
    The development of the post-airport areas at Fornebu, Oslo (advisor for Statsbygg).
  • 1998
    New localities, Telenor, Fornebu (advisor)
  • 1997–1998
    Evaluation of the Architectural Education at the Academy of Arts, Copenhagen. Chair group of evaluators.
  • 1997
    Localization of Town Hall in Fredrikstad (advisor)
  • 1993
    Plans and project for a sustainable neighbourhood at Korsgata/Vollabakken, Trondheim
  • 1993
    Guidelines for urban analyses. The Norwegian Ministry of the Environment (with Eilert Ellefsen)
  • 1991–1993
    Town plan for Florø (with Nina Berre)
  • 1992
    Town plan for Brumunddal (with Eilert Ellefsen)
  • 1992
    Urban analysis for Hommelvik
  • 1990
    Town plan, the center of Tromsø (advisor)
  • 1989
    Town plan for Stryn (Ellefsen/Hagerup)
  • 1988
    Guidlines for municpal comprehensive town planning. The Norwegian Ministry of the Environment (Ellefsen/Hagerup)
  • 1977–1984
    Selected projects from public planning in Northern Norway: Consequence analysis for Kjøpsvik, Nordland as a result of downscaling of cement production. Comission: Nordland County (Ellefsen, AsplanViak) Guidlines for Rural Housing, Ministry of the Environment (Ellefsen/Lundevall) Municipal plans for Øksnes, Andøy, Sortland and Bø municipalities

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