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Upcoming Events

Conversation
19 May
Can Other Species Be A Part of The Political Community?
With "Can other species be a part of the political community?", we introduce the second event in our new format, “On Air”.
CAFx Copenhagen Architecture Forum

Film
20 May
Film Screening: Fire, Water, Earth, Air
As the climate crisis rages, four Nordic communities come together in solidarity to find collective solutions. CAFx invites you to a film screening and a conversation with the film’s director, Phie Ambo, and landscape architect Anna Aslaug Lund.
Gloria

Conversation
21 May
Everyday Experience: Accessibility and Aesthetics In Our Shared City
Join us for a public talk exploring how accessibility and aesthetics shape the way we experience, navigate, and make sense of the city – and who gets to feel included within it.
CAFx Copenhagen Architecture Forum

Lecture
27 May
Legitimising the Commons Beyond Policy and Law: With Janet Sanz and Finn Williams
Join us for an exciting evening on commoning and how legitimacy is produced through political struggle, cultural narratives, care practices, and long-term municipal engagement. Guests include major international capacities like Finn Williams and Janet Sanz
CAFx Copenhagen Architecture Forum

Conversation
28 May
Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective: What’s AI got to do with it?
In this second edition of Inclusion Talks - A Universal Design Perspective, 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’
CAFx Copenhagen Architecture Forum