Futurum
FUTURUM - An exhibition about the future
FUTURUM is a exhibition focusing on how we can approach the low-emission society towards 2050. Research groups at NTNU with some of their external partners present examples from their own work related to climate change and transitions towards a more sustainable future. The exhibition is interactive and makes use of new dissemination methods and knowledge with the aim to help visitors experience and reflect upon some of the most pressing challenges we face as society.
The exhibition is built around 4 main themes:
- Climate change and the energy system
- The city of the future
- Sustainable lifestyle
- Food in future
Opening hours and tickets
Tuesday - Friday: 10 am - 4 pm
Saturday - Sunday: 11 am - 4 pm
The museum shop is in addition open Mondays, 10 am - 16 pm
Ringve Botanical Garden is always open
Climate Change in Trondheim
With the climate changing, what will this mean for Trondheim? What would the city look like if the water level rose? Put on our headset and see for yourself, and jump on the treadmill to play a game about how to stop climate change.
Future Consumer
What does the future of clothes shopping look like? How will we wear and dispose of clothes in 2050? Here, we challenge you to question your preconceptions about clothing, and to help us ensure in a more sustainable future.
Chrunchy Critters
Have you tried eating insects? These small superheroes are good for both you and the planet. Insects are considered delicacies many places in the world, and we in Invertapro believe that by 2050, they will be a natural part of our diet in Norway too. We will show you why and how – come get a taste of the future!
Urban biodiversity 2050
Why is it of paramount importance to conserve biodiversity, including in cities? How do we increase it? Join us and learn how we evaluate the extent of species’ distribution, and how even you can map this quantity.
«Off the Grid»
How we choose to live is crucial for the outcome of the climate crisis. 72% of global greenhouse gas emissions today come from our homes. Houses will become more and more advanced, comfortable and futuristic, but should we rather be downscaling and simplifying – in order to save the planet?
The Power of Us
Is a sustainable society even possible? Through the artwork Anne’s Journey you will experience how personal change can lead to massive societal change. Start your own journey by finding your personal carbon footprint and motivation for changing your habits.
The Carbon-neutral City in 2050
‘It’s 2050 and you live in a carbon-neutral city. What were the biggest changes you experienced in the past thirty years?’ For most people living in cities, between 30 and 50% of their carbon footprint is under the control of the city and local government. What can they do to protect the climate, and how can we help them?
Micro house
This is a model of Ola Ravn's mini-house from the documentary "Off the Grid".
The model is built on a 1:10 scale and has functioning solar cells and water collection system.
The Time Wall
What do we owe future generations? What will our descendants think about us? If you were to meet them face to face here and now, what would you say to them?