Relational Architecture
The research project proposes new ways to design adaptable housing and building environments that support social sustainability.
Read moreThe research project proposes new ways to design adaptable housing and building environments that support social sustainability.
Read moreThe project aims to improve the concrete potentials for intelligent energy optimisation with adaptive lighting design in primary schools.
Read moreThis research project is about expanding the range of possibilities in light intake, so that we can continue to design indoor environments with plenty of daylight in the dense cities of the future.
Read moreThrough an experimental study at different scales, the project investigates how fibre-reinforced polymer composites can be integrated into the building industry.
Read moreThe name Atuarfik Inussuk refers to the man-made signposts in the landscape that have historically been used for navigation in Greenland. The ambition of the school is to create an optimal framework for learning, education and social life, so that children and young people can be shown a good path in life. The school must be open to the local community after school hours in order to create the best conditions for well-being in the local community. Malene K. Holm interviewed creative partner Janina Zerbe about the ideas behind the large new school, which will be completed next year.
A few glimpses from a great study trip! We travelled to Venice, where we soaked up a lot of impressions in the form of design, culture and visionary ideas while walking and sailing around enchanting Venice with great colleagues.
How do you reconcile legal requirements, contextual considerations and commercial desires when developing a new project? Land surveyor Kristian Bastrup and urban planning expert Elisabeth Jeppesen will shed light on the legal framework, go through the typical processes, talk about common pitfalls and present real-world cases. Naturally, there will also be time for questions and dialogue.