green mobility: city of oslo, norway

Oslo’s shift towards green mobility

Ellen S. de Vibe, Director, The Agency for Planning and Building servicesCity of Oslo

Reidun Stubbehead of departmentPlanning and developmentAgency for Urban EnvironmentCity of Oslo

Oslo – a zero emission cityBy 2020: Reduce direct CO2 emission by 50% (ref. 1990)By 2050: Nearly zero direct CO2 emissions – 95% reducti on

Foto: Ruter

Oslo’s Current CO2 emissionsTransportation 63 %

The Fjord cityBARCODE

THE FJORD CITYDronning Eufemias street The Station Common

THE FJORD CITYThe Opera House as public space and object of splendor

OSLO- A city ofwalkers

Barcode, OsloFoto: Ingeborg Lindseth

Torggata, OsloFoto: Byplan Oslo, PBE

Kilde: Bylivsundersøkelsen, Gehl arkitekter

THE HARBOUR PROMENADE9 km of continous public space along the waterfront

Foto: MMVFoto: PBE Foto: PBE

THE HARBOUR PROMENADEusing testbeds as strategy

- Activity hall- Food hall- Art installations

SALT, Langsanden i Gildeskål.Foto: Linda Storholm

THE HARBOUR PROMENADESørenga ocean bath and pier

Foto: Katrine Lunke

Foto: oslofjorden.com

BICYCLEImprove theconditions for bicycles

Photo: Oslo kommunes sykkelstrategi

Photo:Tove Lauluten

8 new bicycle routes are being built the next 3-4 years

• More free seating and activites for children and elderly• Using the waterfront, the parks and public space for physical activity• Focus on supporting activities in winter-time• Better connections for pedestrians between public space

CAR-FREE CITY LIFEfollowing up Gehls city life survey from 2014

One day seminar with professionalspeakers and guided tours by footand bicycle.

CAR-FREE CITY LIFEarranging seminars

CAR-FREE CITY CENTREimportant issues

• Great ambitions, the biggest area in Europe with pedestrian priority• Car-free as in free for private cars• Using temporary activity as strategy for creating city life• Important to collaborate with affected groups

CAR-FREE CITY LIFEcar-free centre as a tool for creating city life

ELETRICAL CAR STRATEGY

Photo: NRK

PUBLICTRANSPORT«Seamlessconnections»

Source: KVU Oslo-navet

• Short distances• Functionality• Urban qualities• Accessible for pedestrians

and cyclists

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

El-busslading, fremtidsscenarioIll.: Ruter

Future Skøyen station , Oslo

Ill.: Ruter

Future Skøyen stationIll.: Ruter

The pilot area Furuset is todemonstrate, involve and create solutions for

the future

• Densification by the transport hub• Upgrade public spaces• Implement efficient energy solutions• Projects with high level of innovation

Ill: PBEFuture scenario, Furuset

Trygve Lies

plass,

Furuset

Foto: PBE

NORWEGIAN WEATHERDe Gayardon BureauBianca BarducciMaria Biguzzi

CYCLEMADActive City Transformation (ACT)Arcitechtopia

KEEN ON THE SCREENPir II Oslo A/SEveryday StudioLight Bureau

FLYING CARPETMestres Wåge Arquitectes,

SLPMX_SI architectural studio