Egnebu in Vardø - with Sámi values as guidelines

The diploma investigates the relevance indigenous cultures have for sustainable design today, selecting the Sámi as it is an indigenous people in Norway. Choosing three values from my study of Sámi architecture, I developed a method of using these as guidelines for a design process. My case study is...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Rabbås, Helle Brænd
Other Authors: Hegli, Tine
Format: Master Thesis
Language:Norwegian Bokmål
Published: The Oslo School of Architecture and Design 2022
Subjects:
Architecture
Arkitektur
Sámi
Bærekraftig utvikling
Industribygg
Industrial buildings
VDP::Humanities: 000::Architecture and design: 140
Norway
Vardø
Finnmark
Varanger
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/11250/3000295
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Summary:The diploma investigates the relevance indigenous cultures have for sustainable design today, selecting the Sámi as it is an indigenous people in Norway. Choosing three values from my study of Sámi architecture, I developed a method of using these as guidelines for a design process. My case study is a fishing industry site in Vardø, working on both a strategy for the site and the design of Egnebu (fisher’s sheds). Does Sámi architecture contain values that are relevant and can aid sustainable design in Norway today? submittedVersion

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