Projects are our vehicles to experimentation, learning and systematically achieving desired results.
Advancing the New Space Economy in Andøy municipality through ensuring public-private collaboration, regional investment, and skills development
Fabric+, in partnership with Arup and Outcomist, will steer the implementation of the Strategic Framework Andøy, ensuring that the New Space Economy becomes an effective catalyst for economic development in Andøy municipality.
Preventing slips and falls in construction sites through design-driven innovation
With support from Design og arkitektur Norge (DOGA) through their Designdrevet innovasjonsprogram (DIP), Fabric+ will lead a design process aimed at improving safety for older construction workers, particularly during the winter months.
Leading the participatory process with cultural actors in Tromsø for the new Kulturkvartal (Culture Quarter)
Fabric+ leads the stakeholder engagament process that will lay the foundation for the creation of Tromsø municipality’s new Cultural Quarter.
Mapping the experiences and the stakeholders of ageing across the Nordic-Atlantic region
Fabric+ collaborates with the Center for Public Health in Greenland to gain deeper insights into the landscape of ageing in Coastal Norway, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands.
Activating stakeholder participation in developing safe winter routes
Using funds from The Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs (Bufdir), Fabric+ is prototyping solutions in Northern Norway to test measures aimed at making winter cities more accessible.
We help 27 services understand how they can co-exist and deliver services that promote good health and quality of lives for all generations
Fabric+ leads the service design process, playing a crucial role in programming the built environment and services for the mixed-use development known as Bo- og velferdssenter (BOV).
Developing Oslo Science City as grounds for testing innovative solutions
Fabric+ helped Oslo Science City in creating a common concept and strategy for test arenas. Having a unified concept among actors is a prerequisite for facilitating an innovation district.
Making continental Europe’s first spaceport as catalyst for local, regional and national development
Fabric+, ARUP, and HRS carried out a comprehensive, interdisciplinary process that culminated in a vision, strategy, and action plan for developing the Norwegian New Space Economy.
Using design methodology to understand the experience of becoming older in the Arctic
Fabric+, in collaboration with the Municipality of Bodø and the Center for an Age-friendly Norway explored how seniors cope with the harsh winters in Northern Norway.