Friday
4 Apr
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Walk-and-talk on ‘building with locally sourced materials’  with Ben Bosence from Local Works Studio

Join us for a walk-and-talk on ‘building with locally sourced materials’ with Ben Bosence from Local Works Studio and Jørn Aagaard, co-founder of Hedeskov.

Ben and Jørn will discuss how materials from Hedeskov’s land were harvested, processed and used in transforming the former rural school building, designed by architects Djernes & Bell. You'll also have the chance to see these materials in their original locations and explore how they’ve been integrated into the building, highlighting the link between regenerative building practices and land stewardship.

Moderated by Mads Thimmer from Hedeskov, the conversation will focus on how bio-materials sourced from the landscape can support biodiversity and local habitats.

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