The inaugural LINA Blueprints festival was a welcome opportunity to delve into the learnings of the first three years of LINA’s architectural programme and of looking into our future collaborative work.

We’re looking for interns for Communication & Marketing and Program & Events for the fall semester

This week our CEO Josephine Michau will share her expertise on the intimate connection between film and architecture at the LINA Blueprint live event i Ljubljana

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.

On Friday, the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial won the Danish Association of Architects’ “Lille Arne” prize for advancing architecture as social responsibility.

LINA European Architecture Platform unites innovative cultural organisations across Europe to co-create architecture’s future, offering funding, community and shared knowledge.

Rummet vil gennem udstillinger, debatarrangementer, foredrag og filmvisninger være et sted for åben dialog og faglig udveksling året rundt.

Are we operating within an underlying urban bias? And what would it mean to take the rural seriously as a place of life, ecology, and practice in its own right?

This week we are revisiting an episode from last year, to celebrate our newly announced fellowship with HouseEurope!

A podcast on Le Corbusier's 'Towards an Architecture' (1923) and Rem Koolhaas' 'Junkspace' (2001) with Kristoffer Weiss.

Many still assume that buildings must excite. They must capture attention, produce images, and offer experiences. But this reveals a hidden intuition that human beings need constant stimulation to remain engaged. What if this intuition is wrong?

We revisit a conversation on nomadic life and forms of knowledge, asking what such ways of living might reveal about our own attachment to comfort

Listen to the second podcast series Slow Down. A conversation between David Garcia and Kristoffer Weiss on the architecture of extreme environments.

Listen to the first episode of “Slow Down”, a series investigating ways to slow down overheated sites, cities, and societies.

Listen to the third episode of the Assemble! Podcast. On the policy proposal ADAPTATION <> REWILDING, drafted by landscape architect and founder of SCAPE, Kate Orff.

Niklas Nolsøe - arkitekt og Business Development Director ved Lendager - præsenterer et nyt forslag om materialeejerskab

Listen to the last episode of “Living With Other Species”. An episode that asks: What happens when we begin to think of the city as a living microbial ecology?