Department of Architecture

Straumsvík Sprouts: Cultivating a regenerative environment

Straumsvík Sprouts transforms a former industrial site in Iceland into a dynamic center for vertical farming, research, and community connections.

Heiða Sigrún Pálsdóttir · 2024
Department of Architecture

Unshackling Grandi

A former island at the edge of the city center of Reykjavík called Örfirisey is now surrounded by landfills, which...

Ágúst Skorri Sigurðsson · 2024
Department of Fine Art

From Thrum to Light From Light to Thrum

Camilla Cerioni's artistry is interdisciplinary and she uses sensory experiences in a process that begins by making phonetic languages abstract where...

Camilla Cerioni · 2024
Department of Design

The digital self// Virtual Self

As the boundaries between reality and virtual reality become increasingly blurred, our perception of ourselves becomes more complex The person is multifaceted and...

Alexandra Sól Anderson · 2024
Department of Design

Recursive

A tree grows in all directions and it seems at first to be random where the branches look. On closer inspection, comes in...

Alma Karen Knútsdóttir · 2024
Department of Design

Taxpayer consumption//Taxpayers consumption

The project seeks to demonstrate the financial benefits of investing in treatment options for addiction problems. The community's financial loss from addiction problems is considered...

Athena Elíasdóttir · 2024
Department of Design

Those who dared // Those who dared

In the book Those Who Dared, the story of women activists who paved the way for future generations in the 1970s is highlighted. Laid...

Brynja Sigurðardóttir · 2024
Department of Design

Portra Variable

Portra Variable is a neo-Grotesque lithograph drawn with the intention of being between a readable text font and a display font. The font...

Daniel Örn Heimisson · 2024
Department of Design

Night blind

Náttblindur is a picture book based on a short story by Sigurbjörn Bjarnason.

Anna Líf Ólafsdóttir · 2024
Department of Design

Fistboard

Have you heard of the board game Hnefatafl? Probably the answer is no. Fnefatafl is a board game that people in Iceland and the Nordic countries played at...

Einar Már Baldvinsson · 2024