Department of Urban and Regional Planning (BYREG)

Urban and regional planning plays a key role in building a just, sustainable future. BYREG takes planning forward by educating skilled professionals, conducting high-impact research and working closely with public and private partners

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Metropolitan Regions, Planning and Governance

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The Department of Urban and Regional Planning (BYREG) is one of five departments in the Faculty of Landscape and Society. BYREG consists of 25 employees, 150 students and 10 PhD candidates. The department offers a 5-year master in Urban and Regional Planning. Read more.

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Staff are situated in the KA building (Fredrik Dahls vei 15, 1430 Ås) and in the 'Ormen Lange' building (Kirkeveien 25, 1433 Ås).

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Traditional architecture gives better sense of well-being than contemporary glass and steel buildings

LANDSAM collaborates with the OsloBIENNALEN on art in public spaces

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Traditional architecture gives better sense of well-being than contemporary glass and steel buildings

LANDSAM collaborates with the OsloBIENNALEN on art in public spaces

Metropolitan Regions, Planning and Governance

Research

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