In Service of Undiscovered Life – Kristin Jarmund Architects Arvinius   Orfeus Publishing A new book charts the journey of architect Kristin Jarmund and the practice she founded in 1985. Characterised by simplicity, modern solutions with an emphasis on the human dimension, her architectural style first broke onto the scene with the Fyrstikkterrassen building, a multipurpose commercial building in Oslo. She then went on to design many important urban structures including Nydalen Metro Station, the award-winning Råholt School and the Norwegian Embassy in Kathmandu. Opening with a foreword by Kjetil Trædal Thorsen, an essay by Aaron Betsky and an in depth interview with Kristin Jarmund by the editor of the book, Tomas Lauri, the book then launches into four chapters that guide the reader through Jarmund’s key concepts. The first one, ‘Colour is a Material’, follows her use of colour and its significance to her work.