Trond Eide

Trond Eide is an Associate Professor at the Department of Architecture and Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), affiliated with the Faculty of Architecture and Design. His work focuses on architectural heritage preservation, urban history, and sustainable urban development. He led a student project documenting historic doors in Møllenberg, Trondheim, resulting in the publication 'Dører og porter på Møllenberg' (2023), which highlights architectural craftsmanship and community cultural heritage. Additionally, he authored a 2019 op-ed in Chronicle addressing urban sprawl in Lade, advocating for building restrictions to protect Trondheim's urban fabric.

Educated in architecture and design, Eide collaborates with organizations like Byantikvaren to preserve cultural landmarks. His teaching involves guiding fourth-semester architecture students in hands-on projects integrating historical analysis and contemporary urban challenges. Despite no listed awards, his contributions emphasize practical academic engagement with local heritage and urban policy issues.

Grant information and lab affiliations are not explicitly detailed in the provided texts, though his work suggests involvement in cultural heritage documentation initiatives. The Møllenberg project involved 77 student contributors and included field measurements, archival research, and graphic documentation, demonstrating his pedagogical focus on experiential learning and community collaboration.