Arnstein Olav Gilberg

Arnstein Olav Gilberg is an Associate Professor at the Department of Architecture and Technology at NTNU. His work focuses on sustainable building practices, full-scale experimental construction, and interdisciplinary collaborations in architecture. He leads projects involving students in creating temporary installations, public art, and functional structures, often integrating wood and natural materials. Key projects include installations like 'Felles/skap/skip' (2024) and 'Hearts of Hannah Ryggen' (2022), which explore public art and cultural engagement. He has authored/co-authored books on topics like 'Learning in 1:1 scale' and 'Joint-structure-space-form', emphasizing hands-on pedagogy. His research spans architectural education, material innovation, and the intersection of art and architecture.

Education and Background: While specific academic qualifications are not detailed, his role as a faculty member indicates advanced degrees in architecture. His work consistently involves applied research, such as the 'Threads of Innovation' project (2022) funded by DIKU, focusing on sustainable materials and community engagement. He collaborates with institutions like Trondheim Kunstmuseum and international programs like Erasmus+.

Grants and Collaborations: His projects are often funded by NTNU and external grants, such as Threads of Innovation UTF-2020/10050. He works with departments like MusikkTeknologi and artists like Heather Frasch. His lab/teams involve student groups in first-year and master's programs, emphasizing practical, full-scale construction as a core pedagogical tool.