Copenhagen Architecture Forum's Podcast
This podcast from Copenhagen Architecture Forum explores, discusses, and communicates architectural and urban questions through interdisciplinary initiatives. It features conversations and insights on architecture and city planning in Copenhagen and beyond.
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Shaping the Rule, Ruling the Shape (Ep. 4): Implementing Extended Producer Responsibility
In this fourth and final episode of the podcast series Shaping the Rule, Ruling the Shape we wrap up our journey and bring the fellowship to a close. First, Danish business executive and lawyer Jens Klarskov explains how organisations in the construction industry can influence political decisions and turn their legislative visions into reality through strong research, well-developed cases, and lo
Shaping the Rule, Ruling the Shape (Ep. 3): Standardisation in the Construction Industry
Tune in to the third episode of Shaping The Rule, Ruling The Shape, from our weeklong fellowship with HouseEurope! In this episode we will unfold standardisation. Today, standards define what we consider safe. But what does standardisation mean for the transition to a more circular construction industry? Reused materials are often treated as higher risk, but in this episode, we discover what it m
Shaping The Rule, Ruling The Shape (Ep.2): Transformation, Dismantling and Handling Materials
How are some of Denmark's biggest engineering and contracting firms thinking and working towards transformation and material reuse? Tune in to episode two of Shaping The Rule, Ruling The Shape, a podcast series documenting our weeklong fellowship with HouseEurope! On this episode you will meet Daniel Veenboer, Industrial Design Engineer and Sustainability Consultant of Rambøll, who explains why w
Shaping the Rule, Ruling the Shape (Ep 1): Material Reuse, Regulation and Liability
How can architects move from passive recipients of regulation to active contributors to policy-making? Back in August, Copenhagen Architecture Forum, in collaboration with HouseEurope!, invited eighteen architects from across the world to Copenhagen for a week-long fellowship. Now you're invited to follow their journey - in a four episode series- and discover what legislation and politics can mean
Arid Infrastructures: Water beyond techno-optimism
How do you live with water when there simply isn't enough of it? Why did an island that had spent centuries learning to do exactly that suddenly stop? And why does the answer to both of those questions matter far beyond one small island in the Atlantic? In this episode, architect Pablo Castillo Luna reads his text "Arid Infrastructures: Water beyond techno-optimism in the island of Lanzarote." Lan
Inclusion Talks (Ep. 3): What's AI got to do with it?
AI predictions tend to rest on an averaged notion of what a human being is. In this final episode of Inclusion Talks, we take a closer look at how the growing use of AI in architecture and design processes risks reinforcing historical assumptions about what is deemed 'normal', with the consequence that difference is filtered out, concealed, and ultimately erased. For this conversation, we hav
Inclusion Talks (Ep. 2):The Museum as a Space For Inclusion Through Universal Design
In the second episode of Inclusion Talks: A Universal Design Perspective we zoom in on the role museums and cultural institutions play. Museums have a key role in shaping cultural narratives, yet many still exclude visitors who don't fit the traditional visitor model. In a talk between Camilla Ryhl, Research Director at Bevica Foundation and Academic Lead of Universal Design Hub, Louise Kæmpe
Inclusion Talks (Ep. 1): Sustainability Doesn't Happen by Itself
In our new podcast series Inclusion Talks – A Universal Design Perspective we investigate and share stories of how we can collectively create truly inclusionary spaces - spaces that are successful in rethinking our shared spaces, inviting more people in – from physical spaces to AI and digital spaces. In our first episode we go straight to a fundamental question: What does it truly take to ensure
Unaffordables Ep. 3: 'Keys and Queues' with Olaf Grawert, Bent Madsen, Matthias Nordby, Camilla van Deurs and Line Thorup Schultz
Who gets access to housing when there is not enough to go around? In the final episode of Unaffordables, we move beyond construction and economics to explore the political and ethical questions at the heart of housing affordability. Should access to housing be determined by the market alone, or are alternative models needed to ensure fair and incdlusive cities? Moderated by Olaf Grawert (HouseEuro
Unaffordables Ep. 2: 'Forms & Footprints' with Sinus Lynge, Steffen Enersen Maagaard, Wietse de Vries, Valérie Vermandel and Mads Rude
Can we build our way out of the housing crisis without deepening the climate crisis? In this episode of Unaffordables, we look at the physical realities of creating affordable homes in a world where seven of the nine planetary boundaries have already been breached. From adaptive reuse and bio-based materials to investment models and regulation, the discussion explores how housing can be delivered
Unaffordables Ep. 1: 'Pulls & Pressures' with Finn Williams, Kath Scanlon, Olaf Grawert, Anne-Mette Boye and Lars Jensen
Why has housing become unaffordable in so many cities across Europe? In the first episode of Unaffordables, we explore the forces driving the housing crisis and the growing pressures on urban housing markets. As more people are drawn to cities, demand is increasingly shaped not only by residents, but also by tourism, short-term rentals, and international investment. Is the problem simply a lack of
Slow Down: Architecture and Extreme Environments (2/2)
Listen to the second podcast series Slow Down. A conversation between David Garcia and Kristoffer Weiss on the architecture of extreme environments. An important conversation on the future of architecture in a world of increasingly extreme conditions. In this second and last episode of Slow Down we delve into the architecture of extreme environments with a true expert: David A. Garcia. Since 20
Slow Down: The Slow Violence of Sand Extraction (1/2)
We are back with a new podcast series! Listen to the first episode of Slow Down, a series investigating ways to slow down overheated sites, cities, and societies. In this episode, we follow a deep dive into the Køge Bay and explore the violent praxis of marine sand extraction. As part of her PhD, Emma Rishøj Holm descends to the seabed to experience firsthand the hidden consequences of marine san
Living With Other Species: Microbial Architecture (3/3)
Today we conclude Living With Other Species. A series exploring how to plan and live alongside other species in the cities of the future. The last episode is a talk on how microbes and human well-being is connected through soil ecologies, building materials, and urban planning—and how acknowledging processes of decay can inform healthier, more resilient cities. What happens when we begin to think
Living With Other Species: Insect Urbanism (2/3)
Living With Other Species is back! The second episode, "The Insect As Worker and Citizen", is a conversation on the role of insects as urban workers with - pollinators, decomposers, and ecosystem engineers. How might cities look if we began to think of insects not only as inhabitants, but as workers and citizens of the city? The episode asks how designing with (and for) them challenges aest
Archive: Biochemist Irina Iachina Lets Spiders Weave the Future of Design
This week we're taking a short break from the Living With Other Species podcast series to revisit our extensive archive. But we continue our focus on the lives and architectures of other species — and what we might learn from them. What follows is a conversation in which biochemist Irina Iachina shares her groundbreaking work on biomimicry, focusing on spider silk as a model for sustainable innova
Living with Other Species: The City as a Garden (1/3)
From today you can listen to the first episode of Living With Other Species. A conversation on regional planning for all species, infrastructural imagination, and permaculture. Listen, as we dwell on a simple but far-reaching provocation: the city as a garden. What do we see when we conceive of the city as a garden? And how can we promote the garden-like qualities of the city? On the podcast you'l
Everything is Transformation: Building Across Disciplines (3/3)
We conclude the Everything is Transformation podcast series — a three-episode deep dive into the thoughts, ideas, and methods behind Djernes & Bell's work on the Hedeskov Center for Regenerative Practice. In the last episode, we go fully interdisciplinary with Marie Stender—anthropologist and senior researcher at BUILD, AAU—and Torben Valdbjørn Rasmussen—civil engineer and senior researcher at BUI
Everything is Transformation: Utilizing Vernacular Crafts (2/3)
Tune in for a conversation between Ben Bosence from Local Works Studio and Justine Bell, of Djernes & Bell. Bosence is a artist turned conservator and an expert in vernacular building structures. He is a major capacity when it comes to vernacular construction and repair—and of uncovering the materials available on site, and their relations and possibilities. The conversation centers on Bosence's a
Everything is Transformation: Making Regenerative Architecture (1/3)
The series podcast centers around one of the most remarkable architectural transformation projects and experiments with material localism in recent Danish architectural history: Hedeskov Center for Regenerative Practice, by Djernes & Bell. Across three episodes, relying on three conversations that took place at Copenhagen Architecture Forum in March 2025 in the exhibition of the same name, we inve
Assemble!: EP. 03 ADAPTATION REWILDING
In this third episode on the policy proposal ADAPTATION REWILDING, drafted by landscape architect and founder of SCAPE, Kate Orff, we sit down with Kate alongside Copenhagen's City Architect Lars Jensen and legal adviser in the business association of Pensions and Insurances in Denmark, Thomas Brenøe to discuss Kate's proposal for the strategic rewilding of our landscapes as a tool for successful
Assemble!: EP. 02 XO Policy - Extraction Zero Policy
In this second episode on the policy proposal XO Policy – Extraction Zero Policy, drafted by architect and Dark Matter Labs co-founder, Indy Johar together with & Ivana Stancic, we sit down with Indy alongside architect and both Innovation Director and director and initiator of The Planetary Project at Sweco Karl-Martin Buch Frederiksen as well as director of the Regenerative Built Environment Net
Assemble!: EP. 01 Material Ownership
In this first episode on the policy proposal of Material Ownership, drafted by architect and founder of Lendager, Anders Lendager, we sit down with Anders alongside Co-Founder of both Home.Earth & Transformer.Build Kasper Guldage Jensen, Vice President of Global Sales at Fritz Hansen, Martin Scharff and Senior Adviser at construction company DI Byggeri, Jakob Thaysen Rørbech to discuss the proposa
The European Renovation Charter by HouseEurope!
Instead of demolishing and rebuilding, HouseEurope! calls for sustainable renovation and adaptive reuse, pushing for new EU laws that protect and prioritize existing spaces. Using the European Citizens' Initiative (ECI), they are mobilizing people across Europe to demand policies that favor preservation over demolition, with the goal of collecting one million signatures from at least seven countri
Plads til 30% Fri Natur af Pil Høyer Thielst (Lundgaard & Tranberg)
Pil Thielst - arkitekt partner i Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter - foreslår en lov, der kræver 30% af Danmarks areal som beskyttet natur. Fri natur skal fremover indgå som grundelement i byplanlægning – på lige fod med energiforsyning, drikkevand og infrastruktur. Kommissionens medlemmer er Rasmus Vincentz, CEO i Habitats og grundlægger af Vild med Vilje, og Holger Bisgaard, byplanlægger og tidlig
CO2-Grænser af Sinus Lynge (Effekt)
Sinus Lynge - arkitekt og partner ved Effekt - foreslår en lov, der pålægger byggeprojekter at reducere CO₂-udledning i overensstemmelse med fastsatte grænseværdier eller kompensere 1:1 for overskridende udledning gennem skovrejsning og naturbaserede løsninger. En lov, der skal dække alle nye byggerier og renoveringer. Kommissionmedlemmerne er Camilla van Deurs, Head of Urban Development i Nordic
Bevaringspligt af Justine Bell
Justine Bell - arkitekt ved Djernes & Bell - præsenter et lovforslag om bevaringspligt, der skal sikre, at der prioriteres eksisterende strukturer og materialer i byggebranchen i Danmark. Bell foreslår et krav om bevaring frem for nedrivning. Komissionspanelet består af Camilla Van Deurs, partner i Nordic Office of Architecture og forhenværende stadsarkitekt i københavn, og Annemarie Munk Riis, Ad
Materialeejerskab af Niklas Nolsøe (Lendager)
Niklas Nolsøe - arkitekt og Business Development Director ved Lendager - præsenterer et nyt forslag om materialeejerskab, der pålægger producenter ansvar for hele livscyklussen af byggematerialer. Nolsøe spørger, hvordan kan dette initiativ fremme bæredygtighed og cirkulær økonomi i byggebranchen? Komissionspanelet består af Lars Autrup, direktør i Arkitektforeningen, og Lau Raffnsøe, teknisk chef
Midlertidigt Byggestop af Søren Nielsen
Søren Nielsen - ekstern konsulent hos Vandkunsten og professor på Arkitektskolen Aarhus - præsenterer et lovforslag om midlertidigt at nedlægge et nationalt forbud mod nyopførelse af byggeri og infrastruktur, samt et generelt forbud mod enhver nedrivning af eksisterende bygninger og infrastruktur. I denne podcast er Nielsen i samtale om forslaget med Lars Autrup, direktør i Arkitektforeningen, Ann
Bioethicist Mickey Gjerris Holds Onto Hope in a Time of Hopelessness
How do we move beyond human dominance and toward true collaboration with other species? As part of the exhibition Strange Adaptations at Halmtorvet 27, bioethicist Mickey Gjerris, architect Pavels Hedström, and curator Søren Nørkjær Bang engage in a conversation about the evolving relationships between humans, nature, and technology. At the heart of the discussion is the idea of symbiosis—what do
Anthropologist Jeanette Lykkegård Looks to Nomadism for New Ways of Living
What can nomadic cultures teach us about architecture, design, and our connection to the environment? In this episode, anthropologist Jeanette Lykkegård, architect Pavels Hedström, and Søren Nørkjær Bang, curator at the Copenhagen Architecture Forum, explore the relationship between nomadism, space and habitation. The conversation examines how nomadism fosters a deep connection to the environment
Biochemist Irina Iachina Lets Spiders Weave the Future of Design
Biochemist Irina Iachina shares her groundbreaking work on biomimicry, focusing on spider silk as a model for sustainable innovation. From her studies at the University of Southern Denmark to her research at MIT, Iachina has investigated how spiders create silk using only salt water and proteins. This natural process provides a blueprint for developing recyclable and eco-friendly materials that co
Beyond Waste with Tusca7
Waste: Is it just the inevitable detritus of human life, or a glaring sign of systemic inefficiency? Could waste be more than something to discard—perhaps even the spark for innovation and regeneration? Under the guidance of the non-profit association Tusca7, we unravel the tangled narrative of waste and its transformative potential. Co-founder Jeppe Kalnæs challenges the status quo, urging us to
Beyond the Urban Bias with Rural Agency
What if we are entrapped in an urban bias? What can we do to see things more nuanced? And what would happen if we stopped seeing the rural as merely a backdrop to urban ambition and instead recognized it as a space of life and living? In this episode of 10 Dogmas, we challenge the conventional lens of architectural thought and explore how reimagining the rural could reshape our approach to design,
Beyond Shallow Ecology with Skye Jin
In his thought-provoking book Taking the Country's Side, philosopher Sébastien Marot argues that the separation between agriculture and architecture represents the original schism in human habitation. This divide, he suggests, has led to a profound alienation from the natural world and a radical instrumentalization of nature—one of the root causes of today's climate and biodiversity crises. But wh
Beyond Anthropocentrism with Pavels Hedström
For years, human-centered design has been regarded as the ideal approach to problem-solving within design and architecture. But in a world facing complex environmental and social challenges, is it time to consider a new paradigm? Could a multi-centered or biocentric perspective better address the needs of our shared environment? Join Pavels Hedström from the studio Insxects as he explores the limi
Beyond Standardization with Superposition
The battle for the future of the building sector is often framed as a conflict over standards: between those who defend existing standards and those who demand new, green, and sustainable ones. But what if we challenged this premise? What if the logic of standardization is actually at the root of the problem? This is the starting point for the second episode of our new podcast series. Tune in to h
Exploring the Future of Danish Architecture with Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss & Anne Beim
Over the past five years, several institutions have highlighted the rise of a new paradigm in Danish architecture. The Utzon Center has coined it "Super Danish," while Dagbladet Information refers to it as "a new subtlety in architecture." At CAFx, we have proposed the concept of an ecological turn—a shift towards holism, relational thinking, integration, and frugality. But how should we place thi
Beyond Urban Leftovers with with Alberto Roncelli
In recent years, Copenhagen has seen an intensification in the debate over urban expansion, with controversial projects such as Fælledby and Lynetteholmen at the forefront. Amid these discussions, there has been a growing focus on the potential and methods for increasing density within the existing cityscape. In 2017, a coalition of developers, construction companies, architects, and ecologists ur
Bygningspræmieringen 2024
Hvordan sikrer man, at de mange projekter giver noget tilbage til byen? Hvad betyder æstetikken for vores liv i byen og hvordan sikres æstetiske kvaliteter når mange hensyn skal tages i udviklingen af projekter og byområder i forhold til bæredygtighed, økonomi, pladsmangel og andre begrænsninger. Siden 1903 har Københavns Kommune præmieret bygninger, der i særlig grad har formået at fremme kvalit
FOODSCAPES, Episode Two: Production
FOOD. It shapes our daily lives, molds the structure of our cities, and connects to over 25% of global CO2 emissions. Transforming the world's food systems means transforming the ways of inhabiting the world. This podcast explores a conversation about the intricate connections that link food production, consumption, and human habitation. The panel includes Lasse Antoni Carlsen, director of Bygaard
FOODSCAPES, Episode one: Foundation
JORD. Hjemsted for mere end en fjerdedel af den biologiske mangfoldighed på jorden, planetens største vandfilter og et af de vigtigste naturlige systemer for kulstoflagring. Sund jord betyder sunde økosystemer og et godt grundlag for frugtbare fødevaresystemer. Regenerativt landbrug er blevet beskrevet som en landbrugsrevolution, der har løftet om en storslået vending af tendensen til jordudtømnin
The Manifesto Reading Club: Constant and Ivan Chtcheglov
In this podcast, we are exploring two key texts related to the movement: 'Another City for Another Life' (1958) by Constant and 'Formulary for a New Urbanism' (1953) by Ivan Chtcheglov. Your guide through the texts is David Pinder, a professor in Urban Geography at RUC and author of the book "Visions of the City: Utopianism, Power, and Politics in Twentieth-Century Urbanism" (2005). The podcast is
The Manifesto Reading Club: Le Corbusier and Koolhaas
In April 2023, the exhibition 'Architecture and the Art of Agitation' opened in the exhibition-space of Copenhagen Architecture Festival. Over a period of two months, a diverse group of experts, professionals, and architecture enthusiasts gathered for a sequence of reading club events, offering moments for rereading and reevaluating some of the most influential architectural manifestos of the 21st
Venice and Copenhagen as Coastal Cities – What Are the Potentials of Nature Based Solutions?
In May 2023, the Danish Pavilion opened at the 13th Venice Biennale, featuring the exhibition "Coastal Imaginaries". Inside the pavilion, a diverse group of collaborators, professionals and architecture enthusiasts gathered for a focused discussion series on nature-based solutions and the coastscapes of the future. This podcast represents one of four recordings capturing these dialogues. This podc
Educating for the Future: for What and How?
In May 2023, the Danish Pavilion opened at the 13th Venice Biennale, featuring the exhibition "Coastal Imaginaries". Inside the pavilion, a diverse group of collaborators, professionals and architecture enthusiasts gathered for a focused discussion series on nature-based solutions and the coastscapes of the future. This podcast represents one of four recordings capturing these dialogues. This epi
A Conversation with Jane Da Mosto
In May 2023, the Danish Pavilion opened at the 13th Venice Biennale, featuring the exhibition "Coastal Imaginaries". Inside the pavilion, a diverse group of collaborators, professionals and architecture enthusiasts gathered for a focused discussion series on nature-based solutions and the coastscapes of the future. This podcast represents one of four recordings capturing these dialogues. This epis
JERNBANEBYEN TILHØRER OS! - en paratemporal lydtransmission
At forestille sig en ny by er at forestille sig en ny livsform. Tag høretelefonerne på, og gå en tur gennem Jernbanebyen med Center for Militant Futurologis paratemporale lydtransmission.
Vitality in Architecture II
The Italian video artist, filmmaker, producer and publisher Ila Bêka is a part of the artist duo Bêka&Lemoine, whose films delve into the complex relationship between our daily lives and the built environment. Through their unique lens and experimental storytelling, they explore the nuances of human behaviour and spatial identities in architecture and urbanism. This episode is the second part of
Vitality in Architecture I
The Italian video artist, filmmaker, producer and publisher Ila Bêka is a part of the artist duo Bêka&Lemoine, whose films delve into the complex relationship between our daily lives and the built environment. Through their unique lens and experimental storytelling, they explore the nuances of human behaviour and spatial identities in architecture and urbanism. This episode is the first part of
ARCHITECTURE AND EXTREME ENVIRONMENT: Bjørnstjerne Christiansen & Otis Sloan Wood
A giant coral reef to stem sea rise in the Port of Copenhagen. Hear about the artist collective Superflex's latest intervention. Participants: Bjørnstjerne Christiansen, founding partner of Superflex and artist Otis Sloan Wood, architect and lecturer in the Architecture and Extreme Environments programme.
ARCHITECTURE AND EXTREME ENVIRONMENT: Jacob Lillemose & Thomas Bøjstrup
Katastrofen er den nye normaltilstand. Hvad kan zombier, karantæner og bjørnedyr lære os om krisens arkitektur? Deltagere: Jacob Lillemose, kurator og forfatter Thomas Bøjstrup, forsker på Det Kongelige Akademi
ARCHITECTURE AND EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS: David A. Garcias og Henry Glogau
He went to Chile to investigate water shortages in informal settlements. Here is what Henry Glogau found out. Participants: - Henry Glogau, Design studio GXN - David Garcia, founder of MAP Architects and an associate professor at the Royale Danish Academy's architecture and technology institute
ARCHITECTURE AND EXTREME ENVIRONMENTS: David A. Garcias og Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss
Heat waves, floods, storms, and droughts. Our species' ability to adapt will determine the future of our species. Participants: - Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss, Publishing Director - David Garcia, founder of MAP Architects and associate professor at the Royale Danish Academy's architecture and technology institute
Gellerup under Forandring
Nye nedrivninger, nye bygninger, nye pladser, nye parker, nye skoler, nye aktiviteter, nye fraflytninger og nye tilflytninger. Det kan virke overvældende at bo i Gellerup i disse år. Deltagere: Åben samtale med unge fra projektet 'Vi Fællesskaber Gellerup' Moderator: Shubhdeep Singh Parwana, Visuel antropolog og initiativtager til Soulitate Chairbar
Kunst og Arkitektur: Velfærdsstatens Utopier
EN BY AF LØFTER, FANTASIER OG FANTASMER. For 60 år siden drømte velfærdstaten om Albertlund Syd. Deltagere: Jens Thomas Arnfred, arkitekt Jakob Kolding, billedkunstner Producer: Lasse Soll Sunde
Kunst og Arkitektur: Helbredelsens Æstetik
Kan kunst og arkitektur helbrede? Vi tog bussen til Herlev hospital for at finde ud af det. Deltagere: Sven Felding, Arkitekt og lektor emeritus Pernille With Madsen, Billedkunstner Moderator: Signe Sophie Bøggild, arkitektur- og kunsthistoriker hos CAFx. Producer: Lasse Soll Sunde
Kunst og arkitektur: Byen i Sandkassen
Hvordan kan vi forstå byudvikling som social praksis? På byens mange legepladser findes ét svar. Deltagere: Camilla van Deurs, stadsarkitekt i København Margarita del Carmen, forfatter og billedkunstner Kristian Byskov, forfattere og billedkunstner Producer: Lasse Soll Sunde
Creating Sustainable Cities: With Carlos Moreno & Martha Thorne
How do we tackle environmental degradation and overcome the problems affiliated with modernist urban planning? And what tactics and tools should we employ when the interests of policymakers and other agents of urban transformation are unaligned with the interests of the general public? Participants: Martha Thorne, Dean of IE School of Architecture and Design in Madrid. Carlos Moreno, Associat
Salon 4: Hvordan designer vi byen mere inkluderende?
Hvad betyder det, at nogle grupper i samfundet ikke oplever sig inkluderet i den by, som byplanlæggere mener at have skabt for alle. Kan vi fremover gøre dét bedre? Skal vi forandre planlægningsprocesserne? Skal vi gå efter andre typer af design? Kan det overhovedet lade sig gøre at designe en by, som reelt er for alle? Og hvis ikke, hvordan sikrer vi så alligevel, at ingen bliver ekskluderet? D
Salon 3: Fjentlig Arkitektur
Gadesovere er en gruppe mennesker, som oplever, at byen forandres på måder, der forhindrer, at de kan finde steder at hvile, steder at varme sig og steder at sove trygt. Lyt med, og bliv klogere på de mange af små tiltag, der ændrer byens udendørs steder på måder, der gør byen tiltagende vanskelig at leve i for gadesovere. De medvirkende: Ole B. Jensen, professor i Sociologi Bo Heide-Jochimsen,
Salon 2: Usynlige kvinder
Med kampagnen "Text Me When You Get Home" blev der sat fokus på kvinders utryghed og manglende sikkerhed i byen i døgnets mørke timer. En arkitekt har undersøgt, hvilke ruter kvinder til og fra nattelivet, og har arbejdet med at udvikle arkitektur, som kan øge kvinders tryghed. Kan feministisk byplanlægning inkludere flere mennesker i byen? De medvirkende: Katarina Buhl, arkitekt Amalie Gammelgaa
Salon 1: Hvad er en socialt bæredygtig by?
Byudviklingen baseres ofte på en forestilling om, at vi alle oplever byen på samme måde, og at vi kan designe steder til at vDrude Emilie Holm Ehnære inkluderende for os alle. Men er det nu også sådan? Med undersøgelsen Urban Belonging stiller to antropologer tilknyttet Gehl Architects og Aalborg Universitet spørgsmål ved denne antagelse. Mød forskerne og nogle af de mennesker der bidrog. De medvi
