The city of Oslo is an interface, a space for social interaction and cultural diversity. The comparably small size of the city centre creates a dense urban situation in which housing and working go closely together. Large parts of the city centre seem to be finished, but with the new development of the harbour site Oslo will get a new face. Changes also happen slowly and less visible such as residential movements from one district to the other which are caused by appreciations of real estates. However Oslo offers a rather laid back urban environment with a lot of street life.

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