Friday
9 Jun

Udstilling og samtale: Next generation - nye boformer og nye materialer

Fremtidens arkitektur tages op til debat i UIAs pavillon-udstilling, når Byens Netværk samler de tre teams bag pavillonerne til en samtale om nye boformer og visioner for klimavenligt boligbyggeri.

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Byen vågner på Søren Kirkegaards Plads i København til en samtale om nye materialer, livs- og boformer.

Hvordan kan vi tænke fremtidens boligbyggeri, så vi ikke bruger flere ressourcer, end kloden kan bære? Og hvordan kan fremtidige krav til boformer og materialer samtidig åbne for nye boligkvaliteter?

Tre pavilloner på Søren Kierkegaards Plads illustrerer, hvordan klimaaftrykket fra nybyggede boliger kan reduceres med 75 procent. Vi bliver klogere på hvordan, når vi besøger pavillonerne, der er vindere af konkurrencen “Next Generation Architecture” under indsatsen Boligbyggeri fra 4 til 1 planet.

Glæd dig til at opleve fremtidens arkitektur i pavillon-udstillingen og møde de tre vinderteams til en samtale om nye visioner for klimavenligt boligbyggeri, boformer og et ressourceforbrug med respekt for planeten.

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