Bergen Arkitekthogskole

16. August - 23. August - Opening hours: Sunday 16. August: 12-18 / Monday 17th - Friday 21st: 14-20 / Saturday 22nd-Sunday 23rd: 12-18

Det er med stor sorg BAS har motteke bodskapen om at skulen sin grunnleggjar Svein Hatløy er gått bort. Alle noverande og tidlegare studentar og lærarar er velkomne i gravferda. Den finn stad i Haus kyrkje på Osterøy tysdag 21. juli kl.11.00.

BAS er stolte av at tidligere student Guðrún Jóna Arinbjarnardóttir er vinner av Norske Arkitektstudenters Stålkonstruksjonspris 2015 med diplomprosjektet Through the Forest of columns. Hun mottar også European Student Awards for Architectural Design. Prispremien er kr 20.000 og en reise til Istanbul for å motta den europeiske prisen i september.

Frokostmøte er eit samarbeid mellom Bergen kommune, Hordaland fylkeskommune og Fylkesmannens Landbruksavdeling, Husbanken, Høgskolen i Bergen og Bergen Arkitekthøgskole. Møta er gratis og opne for alle. Les meir.

This year`s diploma exam is coming up, and we have encouraged the diploma candidates to have an open examination. We believe that the learning outcome for prospective diploma students is very high, and it is also very positive for the candidates to present with an audience. Therefore we have the pleasure of inviting interested to attend some selected examinations. Read more to see the open program.

This year’s Diploma Exam at BAS took place from 27.-30. June 2015. Two external assessor teams have evaluated the projects, and their conclusion is that 23 candidates have successfully passed their final exam. BAS congratulates our 23 new Masters in Architecture!

Saturday 15. August will be a great day at BAS. We welcome our new students and we celebrate our newly educated Masters in Architecture. Read more about the program.

Frokostmøte er eit samarbeid mellom Bergen kommune, Hordaland fylkeskommune og Fylkesmannens Landbruksavdeling, Husbanken, Høgskolen i Bergen og Bergen Arkitekthøgskole. Møta er gratis og opne for alle. Les meir.

Using the city of Braila in Romania (a post-industrial, post-communist city with economic and population decline) as the field of operation, an international group of students and teachers has been exploring forms of operational capital that go beyond economy to develop architectural approaches. As such we have been working both in the studio in Bergen and on the field in the city to explore and ignite latent potentials derived from the particularities of the context - latent potentials such as the creative potential of users, the undervalued Communist era heritage, new forms of micro-urbanisms, an abundance of space and building stock formed as a result of economic and demographic contractions, etc. As part of our field work, we have sought ways to test and calibrate the architectural approaches through direct actions, such as built interventions, participatory processes, interviews or presentations - a dialectical process where performance forms a way of thinking and doing architecture and is a central part of the process of "how to" maximize the affect with limited means.