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Expanding horizon

Article published in The Arctic Journal, on 19 April 2017: ‘Expanding Horizon’ By Thomas Bishop In Iqaluit, the capital of

Iqaluit International: An Interview with Project Director Olivier Walon

Polar Research and Policy Initiative Fellow Thomas Bishop interviews Olivier Walon, Project Director at Bouygues Bâtiment International, about Iqaluit International

From Shelter to Showpiece: The Evolution of Halley

Photo via British Antarctic Survey Examining the history of UK’s Halley Station reveals much about advances in engineering and architecture.

Icelandic biodome with a big agenda

Article published in the Royal Institute of British Architects Journal, on 13 February, 2017: ‘Icelandic biodome with a big agenda’.

Building the Reykjavík Biodome: Interview with founder Hjördís Sigurdardóttir

Polar Research and Policy Initiative Fellow Thomas Bishop interviewed Hjördís Sigurðardóttir, Founder and CEO of Spor i Sandinn, about Aldin, Biodome Reykjavík.

Arctic Geohazards in response to Climate Change: A Short Briefing

A cabin along Alaska’s Arctic coast was recently washed into the ocean because the bluff it was sitting on eroded

A Ten-Year Prioritization of Infrastructure Needs in the U.S. Arctic (May 2016)

Image: Malaspina of the Alaska Marine Highway System © Gillfoto In May 2016, the U.S. Committee on the Marine Transportation System

World Economic Forum launches Arctic Investment Protocol (January 2016)

Expanding horizon

Iqaluit International: An Interview with Project Director Olivier Walon

From Shelter to Showpiece: The Evolution of Halley

Icelandic biodome with a big agenda

Building the Reykjavík Biodome: Interview with founder Hjördís Sigurdardóttir

Arctic Geohazards in response to Climate Change: A Short Briefing

A Ten-Year Prioritization of Infrastructure Needs in the U.S. Arctic (May 2016)

World Economic Forum launches Arctic Investment Protocol (January 2016)

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