How Do We Build Sustainably?
Making architecture socially and environmentally sustainable takes structural change. Join us for presentations and discussions with Palestinian Yalla Project, Simon Kjær Hansen, Signe Wenneberg, Anne Beim, Natalie Mossin and Jakob Strømann-Andersen from Henning Larsen Architects.
Architecture contributes significantly to unsustainable building and living practices. But it also has the potential to create real change.
Join us for an evening exploring how structural change in the built environment can be made in different geographical contexts
Meet: Signe Wenneberg, Natalie Mossin, Anne Beim, Yalla Project (PL), Simon Kjær Hansen and Jakob Strømann-Andersen, Director for Innovation and Sustainability for Architecture and Landscape at Henning Larsen Architects (DK).
It will be an afternoon of talks and debates bringing together research, policy and architectural practice.
The event is free upon sign-up.
Program:
16.00–16.20: '10 Principles to Build On' by Natalie Mossin, Head of Institute, Institute of Architecture and Technology, the Royal Danish Academy
16.20–16.30: 'Localised Action in Denmark' - a fiery speech by Anne Beim, CINARK, the Royal Danish Academy
16.30–17.00: Presentation by the Yalla Project (Palestine)
17.00–17.15: Presentation by Jakob Strømann-Andersen, Henning Larsen Architects (Denmark)
17.15–17.45: Panel conversation
- Simon Kjær Hansen, 2030 panelet
- Signe Wenneberg, member of parliament, Alternativet
- Yalla Project
- Jakob Strømann-Andersen, Henning Larsen Architects
