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Before you start building, why not find out what people really want from their city?

Volcano describes itself as a 'creative place-making agency'. In this episode of Let's Talk Architecture, host Michael Booth meets Kristian Riis, Volcano's co-founder to find out exactly what that means. Volcano is not an architectural studio, although they do have architects wor ...  Show more

Creating a Balanced Mobility Diet for Copenhagen

Copenhagen continues to build and expand, and the next stage will be the development of Refshaleøen, a former military base and industrial zone on the harbourfront across from the Little Mermaid statue. But what will the mobility mix look like when the district is completed in a ...  Show more

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