Oslo's new library is a year old. Nobody has left.
Attendance at Deichman Bjørvika has settled at 11,000 a day, and the building is quietly rearranging the city around it.
Iron ore, a rail line and a town rewriting its own timetable.
Sigrid Aune · 14 min readThree rate decisions, one oil price and a currency that reacts to all of them.
Henrik Dahl · 9 min readTwelve premieres from Bergen to Tromsø that refuse to explain themselves.
Liv Marstrand · 11 min readA hydrophone array off Lofoten is hearing what the nets no longer catch.
Eirik Solheim · 12 min readThe cruise schedule was written for 2014. The city was not.
The Editorial Board · 6 min readWhen Fjord Line cut the 06:40 crossing, four municipalities discovered they had been running on it. A story about what a schedule is for.
Attendance at Deichman Bjørvika has settled at 11,000 a day, and the building is quietly rearranging the city around it.
Offshore pens promise fewer lice and calmer fjords. The engineers are less sure about the winter.
Two years in, the results are in and they are not what either side predicted.