Marius Hauland Næss, CEO and Managing Director of Snøhetta Oslo.
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Snøhetta architect: "We must dare to think in terms of higher density"
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For a long time, the Nordic city has expanded by allocating generous amounts of space to infrastructure and development. However, much of the land use currently taken for granted can be called into question, according to Marius Hauland Næss, CEO of the architectural firm Snøhetta Oslo. By using land more efficiently, the city can both reduce its climate impact and create more spaces for people to meet.<br />
"I believe it is a given that we should dare to think in terms of density," says Næss.
For a long time, the Nordic city has expanded by allocating generous amounts of space to infrastructure and development. However, much of the land use currently taken for granted can be called into question, according to Marius Hauland Næss, CEO of the architectural firm Snøhetta Oslo. By using land more efficiently, the city can both reduce its climate impact and create more spaces for people to meet.<br />
"I believe it is a given that we should dare to think in terms of density," says Næss.
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