Panel Discussion: Behind “Tales of a Nomadic City”
Join us for a panel discussion delving deeper into the research, ideas and knowledge behind Tales of a Nomadic City. A VR exhibition about Nouakchott, the capital of Mauritania—one of the fastest growing cities in the world—having grown from 500 inhabitants to more than a million in less than fifty years.

New Exhibition: Tales of a Nomadic City
In 1958, there were five hundred people in Nouakchott. Today, more than a million inhabit the rapidly growing capital of Mauritania. Experience the new VR-exhibition at Copenhagen Architecture Forum portraying the city’s complex history and ongoing urban transformation.














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We are Copenhagen Architecture Forum, a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of how architecture shapes lives and worlds.Slow Down, the theme of Copenhagen Architecture Biennial 2025, investigates architecture as matters of time and means of slowing down overheated sites, cities, and societies.


