How to transform buildings with no waste

How to transform buildings with no waste

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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

A Renaissance Icon Rises from the Ashes

When Børsen caught fire on 16 April 2024, Denmark lost one of its most iconic landmarks. In this episode, we visit the historic building during its reconstruction and speak with Mette Tony, co-founder of Praksis Architects, about the challenges of rebuilding an important piece of ...  Show more

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