As this year’s designated European Green Capital, it’s no secret that Norway’s largest city has been pushing the boundaries when it comes to projects championing eco-conscious but sustainable living, in real-time.

From a thriving urban farm located on repurposed land near Oslo’s central train station to a city-wide initiative to transform former parking zones into public green spaces and family-friendly play areas, Oslo is redefining what it means for a global capital to be green. There are few more impressive case studies than Oslo’s postcard stamp-sized Vulkan neighborhood, a former riverfront industrial area that’s been transformed into one of the city’s must-see destinations and is a model for green urban living. … (continue reading)