An institution on a small Arctic island makes a big statement about the climate
Halfway between mainland Norway and the North Pole on the archipelago Svalbard, Longyearbyen isn’t exactly the easiest destination to get to. It’s often referred to as world’s northernmost ‘city’ at 78 degrees north of the equator. While its popul
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Institutions
Video: This sundial harnesses the sun’s power to connect this coastal community to its context
How the modern library is capturing a digital generation's attention
Editor's Desk: Urban waste, urban biodiversity and the experience of listening
McCloy + Muchemwa use playfulness as a tool to enhance the public realm
Video: Is urban biodiversity attainable? This steel-factory-turned-greenhouse shows how
Anti-ruin: 4 projects giving disused buildings back to their communities
Communities of care: these 3 treatment centres address mental health needs through design
Report Recap: How modern living, work and play practices will manifest in our built environment
What kind of spaces do educators need for teaching tech? Here's an example
