Copenhagen Climate Week: What Are We Adapting To?
For thirty years the world has quoted Copenhagen for its bikes, its harbor baths, its district heating. But how is the city designing for the next five decades, in an era shaped less by stable averages and more by volatility and extremes? Join us for an event during Copenhagen Climate Week
A conversation to prepare for climate adaptation and resilience in the built environment - as part of Copenhagen Climate Week, 7–13 September 2026
For thirty years the world has quoted Copenhagen for its bikes, its harbor baths, its district heating. But how is the city designing for the next five decades, in an era shaped less by stable averages and more by volatility and extremes?
Before we talk solutions, we're asking a harder question: what, exactly, are we adapting to, and what does resilience mean, not just for architects and planners, but for everyone connected to and dependent on this city's systems?
Join Cirka Cph and MIP4Adapt for an intimate, participatory conversation bringing together the municipality, professional practice and civic life to ask what process and collaboration adaptation really demands.
