Department of Design

The Disaster Guide

Iceland is a country of great natural hazards, where natural disasters are an integral part of the natural cycle of nature. Although these phenomena have shaped...

Rakel Svavarsdóttir · 2025
Department of Design

Cultivated in the pizza

The project „Grown into the pizza“ is intended to generate interest in vegetable growing As we grow our own vegetables, we get access to cleaner...

Katrín Nielsdóttir · 2025
Department of Design

TOGETHER

Together is an educational game that supports language learning and social integration of immigrants and locals in Iceland. With nearly 20,000 new residents in 2024...

Julia Kosciuczuk · 2025
Department of Design

Energy forecast

Energy forecasting is a project that sheds light on the unclear future of energy in Iceland. It consists of a hand-embroidered mural that shows the possible landscape of the future,...

Hjördís Steinarsdóttir · 2025
Department of Design

Outreach

Outreach is a service for designing spaces in schools intended for physical activity and outreach The spaces are designed in studios with and for...

Bjarndís Diljá Birgisdóttir · 2025
Department of Design

GLASS FRAGMENTS

The project Glass Brot is about working with glass that would otherwise have ended up in landfill

Birta Guðrún Karlsdóttir Andreassen · 2025
Department of Architecture

THUNDER

Under the sea there are still memories of what once was. Venice sinks but the culture and history don't disappear, but find themselves...

Viktoría Magnadóttir · 2025
Department of Architecture

KORSDRAG

Like the music and rhythm that lives in the dancer, the architecture encourages its residents to give their emotions an outlet in movement. In...

Sunna Daðadóttir Wedel · 2025
Department of Architecture

TRUNKS OF TIME

A trunk is a space for personal luggage, a multi-purpose item that can transform into furniture but is also a manifestation of culture, traditions and ideas that...

Sindri Þórhallsson · 2025
Department of Architecture

Octagons

Between the beach and the headland, at Maggkavík it says.

Sigrún Arna Þorvarðardóttir · 2025