Dyk ned i vores arkiv af podcasts og artikler, som kan give inspiration, ny viden og vægtige argumenter for, hvorfor vi skal bevare mere

We are proud to announce that the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial is returning for its second edition from 9th of September to 15th of October 2027, under the theme ‘Elements’.

A few weeks ago, we concluded our fellowship on architecture and law. Here, you can read short interviews with some of the fellows on their takeaways from an intense week in Copenhagen.

From 17–25 September 2026 we are thrilled to co-organize the AATE26 Film + Architecture Workshop during the Architecture at the Edge Festival in Galway, Ireland.

Recently we helped convene a roundtable with 22 key actors from the building sector to think through one of the most urgent challenges of our time: how to create sustainable, affordable housing and cities.

As part of an international delegation from the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial, we recently spent several days in New York engaging with practitioners, researchers, students, and civic organisations about the future of the built environment.

CAFx er glade for at kunne byde to nye medlemmer velkommen i bestyrelsen. Ind træder to stærke faglige tilføjelser i skikkelse af Mathilde Gry Serup og Henrik Tvarnø.

A few weeks ago our deputy director, Pernille Maria Bärnheim gave a presentation on her work at CAFx with the educational format

The European architecture platform LINA is launching its annual call looking for emerging creatives working at the intersection of architecture and spatial practices.

In a recent opinion piece in Icon Magazine our director, Josephine Michau, reflected on how caring for architecture means transforming the discipline from the foundation up

Tune into the second episode of On the Air: Redesigning Democracy where we investigate how animals and nature can gain actual political subjecthood.

On this first episode of On the Air: Redesigning Democracy, we explore how designing for future generations can change democracy itself.

Tune in to the final episode of our podcast series, Shaping the Rule, Ruling the Shape, as we wrap up the fellowship created in collaboration with HouseEurope!

Tune in to the third episode of Shaping The Rule, Ruling The Shape, from our weeklong fellowship with HouseEurope!

How are some of Denmark’s biggest engineering and contracting firms thinking and working towards transformation and material reuse? Tune in to the second episode of 

How can architects move from passive recipients of regulation to active contributors to policy-making? Tune in for the first episode in our new four part podcast series.

How do you live with water when there simply isn't enough of it? In this episode, architect Pablo Castillo Luna reads his text "Arid Infrastructures: Water beyond techno-optimism in the island of Lanzarote."

In this final episode of Inclusion Talks, 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’, with the consequence that difference is filtered out, concealed, and ultimately erased.

Listen as CENTRALA delves into their work on celestial architecture in this podcast made as part of the 2025 Copenhagen Architecture Biennial.

In the second episode of Inclusion Talks: A Universal Design Perspective we zoom in on the role museums and cultural institutions play. Museums have a key role in shaping cultural narratives, yet many still exclude visitors who don't fit the traditional visitor model.