Organisation
Oslo Architecture Triennale is an ideal association formed by six main member organisations that also constitute the board: Association of Consulting Architects in Norway, Oslo School of Architecture and design (AHO), Design and Architecture Norway (DOGA), Oslo arkitektforening (OAF), The National Association of Norwegian Architects (NAL), and the National Museum – Architecture.

The board has the following members as of 2024: Chairman Erling Dokk Holm (external), Steinar Skjerdingstad (Association of Consulting Architects in Norway), Irene Alma Lønne (AHO), Tor Inge Hjemdal (DOGA), Oda Ellensdatter Solberg (Oslo arkitektforening), Kari Bucher (NAL), and Martin Braathen (the National Museum).

The Triennale is financed through public support from the City of Oslo and State Culture Council, members' fees and trough collaborations with partners and sponsors. See our yearly reports from 2013, 2016 og 2019.

The Triennale is supported and co-produced with a list of members and partners - see the full list here.

Oslo Architecture Triennale is a member of Balansekunst (The Art of Balance) promoting gender equality and diversity in the arts.

History
The Triennale has had the following editions since 2000:

2000: Ways of living
2003: Visions for the capital
2007: The Culture of Risk
2010: Man Made
2013: Behind the Green Door – Architecture and the desire for sustainability
2016: After Belonging – On Residence, In Residence and the Ways We Stay in Transit
2019: Enough: The Architecture of Degrowth
2022: Mission Neighbourhood – (Re)forming Communities