Copenhagen Architecture Forum's Podcast

In this podcast you'll meet the design collective COurban to talk about their work in creating more gender-including urban spaces in Copenhagen in "Gender bias in urban space", which took place at the Louisiana Art Museum north of Copenhagen during the festival. Courban is represented by Bettina Werner and Amalie Gammelgaard. Moderator is Josephine Michau, director of Copenhagen Architecture Festi...

Kræver den grønne byudvikling radikale initiativer fra fremtidens arkitekter og byplanlæggere? Hvordan tackler nyudklækkede arkitekter byens klimaudfordringer, og har deres løsninger overhovedet gang på jord? Tre nyuddannede arkitekter fra det Kgl. Akademi, Anna Jo Banke, Daniel Kragskiv og Elli Brønd præsenterer deres meget forskellige byudviklingsprojekter for et panel af medtænkere: Lone Feifer...

I denne podcast ser vi nærmere på, hvordan arkitektur og byplanlægning understøtter omsorg indenfor folkesundhed. Hvordan påvirker sygdomme de huse vi bor i? Arrangementet hedder: Afsmitning: Den sunde bolig – mellem forskning og praksis. I denne podcast kan du høre et uddrag af de fire præsentationer, hvor der bl.a. fortælles om sundhedshistorien af Claus Bech-Danielsen fra Aalborg Universitet, o...

In this session the concept of 'care' is explored historically and positioned within the context of architecture and urbanism. Marianne Krogh, curator of the Danish pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale, speaks about planetary connectedness; Heidi Svenningsen Kajita, assistant professor at landscape architecture and planning at the University of Copenhagen, reads her recent essay "Caring te...

'Infrastructures of Longevity' focuses on how we can design and construct responsibly by incorporating climatic and social practices. Joseph Grima, architect, curator, creative director discusses how the role of the architect shapes what is actually being built. Architect and lecturer Alice Haugh focuses on improving business models for the building industry. Also hear Frederik Noltenius Busck, co...

How do architects and urbanists develop projects in a time where the future seems even more unpredictable than ever before?  Architects Jorge Lobos and Nina Louise Jensen from Architecture & Human Rights present their concept 'Global Bridges', which joins green innovation engineering and the needs of local communities that live in extreme environments. Following their presentation, architect and a...