[1002 entries from 93 countries were submitted in 2025. The full archive will be available soon.] In 2011, the first 120 Hours competition challenged architecture students to reimagine Tullinløkka – a vacant site in the heart of Oslo. Fifteen years later, we once again invited students from around the world to take on this challenge. Their task: to design a pavilion that highlights something forgotten or lost. 120 Hours 2025: The Art of Losing took place March 3rd to March 8th. The jury session was held in Oslo, Norway March 27th and 28th. Winners and honorable mentions are published in our archive, the remaining entries will be uploaded shortly.

Absence steers awareness

Framing the Forgotten: A Pavilion of Lost & Found

The bottom of our dreams

The Art of Losing

The Experience of Losing

THE GREATEST ,,LOST AND FOUND"

Units of Time

Autodesk Forma

Sparebankstiftelsen DNB

Frifond

Arkitektenes Fagforbund

Vestre

Nordic Architecture

Nuno Arkitektur

Statsbygg

Ratio

Jensen & Skodvin

NTNU

Wienerberger

Arkitektbedriftene

Fabel Arkitekter

Norske Arkitekters Landsforbund

Hallstein

Lund+Slaatto

Bergen Arkitekthøgskole

Byggeindustrien

Stein Halvorsen Arkitekter

Asas Arkitekter

Sanden + Hodnekvam

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