- E-mailanders.rubing@uib.no
- Phone+47 55 58 94 23
- Visitor AddressParkveien 9Ida Bloms hus5007 Bergen
- Postal AddressPostboks 78055020 Bergen
Anders Rubing is an architect and a Ph.D. candidate at SKOK. His project with the working title Loop learning at SKOK wishes to unpack how visions of different urban futures are produced by urban security- and resilience-discourses. The project is looking at how urban resilience and security is discussed in national and international conferences and convention and how the discourse between practitioners, academics, and policymakers can be productive of different visions of an urban future. At the project's core is how these urban futures are affecting populations rendered vulnerable, such as migrant groups and gendered and racialized groups.
Rubing has for the last couple of years been researching the intersection between security and rights to democratic exchange in the city and how physical security affects cities and other urban systems and its users. Rubing was co-editor for the award-winning book The City Between Freedom and Security, Contested Public Spaces in the 21st Century that circled the themes mentioned above. The book received Dam Architectural Book Award 2017 and Svensk Bokkonst 2017. Anders has been published in books internationally and is a frequent writer in Norwegian architecture magazines. He is an often used lecturer on security, architecture and the right to the city. Rubing have also been designing a broad specter of architecture, urban plans, and public art commissions.
Rubing is running Teori og Praksis, a platform to lift a debate around the built environment in relation to economy, politics, and lived life. Rubing was educated at Bergen School of Architecture (BAS) where he finished with distinction 2012. He is currently teaching at master level and supervising diplomas at BAS. He is a freelance architecture critic at Arkitektur N.
Rubing has during the last five years taught at masters level at Bergen School of Architecture. He is both head teacher for semester-long master studios and main supervisor for master theses. The studios and courses have resulted in books, articles in newspapers and magazines and public interventions and debates. Among the master theses, he has supervised is 03 Assembly Palace by Atdhe Belegu that have been awarded the Statsbygg-prisen for fremragende arkitektur, Aspelin Ramm-award and, Europan Norway Student Award.
Courses and Workshops
Limits of Control, Headteacher, Semester-long master studio (BAS); The studio is looking at the limits and potential of architecture operating politically and socially using modernist housing as a point of departure of how architects have been using architecture as a way of forming the population. Initiated by and conceptualized by and led by Anders Rubing and Alec Ross Andreassen, taught together with Kari Anne Drangsland and Rita Marhaug. Autumn 2018
The Housing game, Workshop with master students, Initiated and run by Anders Rubing and Christian Victor Palmer, BAS Spring 2019
The City Between Freedom and Security, Seminar, AHO, School of Architecture and Design, Oslo, 2017
Temporary Architecture, Material Politics, Workshop initiated and ran by Rubing and Drangsland. BAS 2017
Border Crossing, Spaces of Negotiation, Headteacher, Semester-long master studio (BAS), The course used the current migrant situation to discuss borders and control through architecture and urbanism. Initiated and ran by Rubing and Vibeke Jensen, BAS Autumn 2016
MOVE, Headteacher, Semester-long master studio (BAS), City planning and architecture studio using the bicycle and bicycle transportation as a critical planning premise. Autumn 2014
The City Between Security and Freedom, Teacher, Semester-long master studio (BAS) Autumn 2013
- (2021). Jävla kritiker!
- (2020). The Potentials of the Latent City.
- (2020). Skok-debatten, Feminisme og byutvikling.
- (2021). Securing the future: Resilient cities in the context of migration.
- (2021). Panel discussion: SELVEDGES AND OTHER SITE-WRITING PRACTICES.
- (2020). Security Architecture, Policy Mobility, and Walls.
- (2019). Vulnerability and Political Resistance: Bodies and Infrastructure.
- (2019). Securing the future: Resilient cities in the context of migration.
- (2019). Planning for a ‘Vulnerable’ Population: Semantics of Safety and Security Planning in Scandinavia.
- (2018). The game changer still playing the same game. AI and active form.
- (2017). Vulnerability as strategy, the strategic use of textile in protest camps.
- (2022). Åsane Arena har kvaliteter, men bydelen trenger ikke flere firkantede bokser. Bergens Tidende.
- (2022). Svever mellom trærne. Bergens Tidende.
- (2022). Når ombyggingen blir hverdagen. Arkitektur N. 96-101.
- (2022). Johannessenteret gjør det beste ut av de formelle kravene. Bergens Tidende.
- (2022). Dette fortjener syke barn og fødende kvinner. Bergens Tidende.
- (2021). Ønsker meg andre ting enn triste katalogleker. Bergens Tidende.
- (2021). Plasseringen er bare begynnelsen på elendigheten. Bergens Tidende.
- (2021). Opptur på Ulriken. Bergens Tidende.
- (2021). Kan arkitektur av god kvalitet redde dårlig byutvikling? Bergens Tidende.
- (2021). Holen skole er et eksempel til etterfølgelse. Bergens Tidende.
- (2019). Vellykket bergensk kompromiss. Arkitektur N. 17-23.
- (2018). En arena for sentrumsutvikling. Arkitektur N.
- (2017). The City Between Freedom and Security: Contested Public Spaces in the 21st Century. Birkhäuser Verlag.
- (2022). Bygg eller fortelling. Arkitektur N. 39-42.
- (2018). 10 000 alternative planer i sekundet. Arkitektur N.
- (2017). Textile Geographies, Plasticity as Protest. 18 pages.
- (2021). Jävla kritiker! Stockholm.
- (2021). Jävla kritiker! Malmö.
- (2020). Jävla kritiker! Oslo.
- (2021). Jävla kritiker! Sex arkitekturexperiment, sex kritiker, sex gestaltningar, tre språk. 2-3.
- (2020). Jävla kritiker! Seks arkitektureksperimenter, seks kritikker, seks formsvar, tre språk. 1-2.
- (2021). Jävla kritiker! Stockholm.
- (2020). Jävla kritiker! Oslo.
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