Doughnut in urban development in Grønlikaia, Oslo
A new fjord district in Oslo has been using Doughnut Economics to help guide the urban development.
Grønlikaia is a new 200.000m2 fjord district in Oslo.
We’ve worked with biologists, sociologists, environmental psychologists, architects, oceanographers, artists, energy scientists and other advisors and residents, using the four lenses of the Doughnut to identify opportunities, gaps and solutions for the future neighbourhood.
From our process, we developed a ‘Recipe’ for using the Doughnut in urban development, which we are now sharing in Norway and wider.
You can read the 'recipe' in Norwegian (slightly longer version) and English.
Read more about the development here.
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