DOGA
Based in central Oslo, the Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture (aka DOGA) was formed from the merging of the Foundation for Design and Architecture and the Norwegian Design Council. The centre’s mission is to explore the intersection of design and architecture and promote the understanding, knowledge and use of the twin disciplines from a commercial and social perspective. DOGA is actively involved in a host of international initiatives intended to explore ways of using design and architecture to develop products, services and surroundings – including 100% Norway at London Design Fair, and Milan shows such as Structure, Everything is Connected and Norwegian Presence.
WHAT WE DID FOR DOGA
NEWS + IDEAS FEATURES
April News: London gets a new landmark, Design Can gets a boost, and JA Projects dresses up the V&A
TOG prepares to launch a milestone in sustainable architecture, TAKT unveils its answer to WFH, and team Zetteler pack for a *long* journey…
Norwegian Presence 2021: Landmark new digital event series set to celebrate Norway’s circular-design economy
A digital programme of talks, panel discussions and film, featuring leading designers, manufacturers and thinkers.
Whatever next? Design stories for 2021
We have a tonne of exciting projects in early 2021 to tell you about.
Milan 2018: Norwegian Presence Now Open
Norwegian Presence – a multi-disciplinary celebration of Norwegian making – is now open in Zona Tortona.
Milan 2018: Norwegian Presence
Wool and wood, stone and steel: Norway is blessed with an abundance of raw materials. It makes sense, therefore, that the country has always been a nation of makers.
Norwegian Presence: DOGA
An insight into the Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture, one of three institutions behind Milan’s annual showcase of Norwegian design.
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