Ida Højlund Rasmussen

Ida Højlund Rasmussen is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Urbanism and Landscape Architecture, Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO). Her work explores the intersection of landscape architecture, Arctic ecology, and socio-cultural dynamics in the Norwegian high north.

• Role: PhD Fellow
• Key Affiliation: Institute of Urbanism and Landscape Architecture, AHO
• Contact: Ida.Hojlund.Rasmussen@aho.no

Her research focuses on:

• Human-soil relations in post-Arctic environments
• Composting as a sustainable practice in extreme climates
• Arctic urbanism and transnational collaborations (e.g., Ukraine)
• Temporal and ethical dimensions of landscape change
• Cultural heritage in community-driven design
• Climate resilience in remote northern settlements

  Recent publications highlight her work on multispecies storytelling, composting practices in Vardø, and methodologies for documenting Arctic landscapes undergoing transformation. While no specific awards or advisees are listed here, her projects emphasize fieldwork-based approaches and interdisciplinary engagement with ecological and political challenges in the high north.