Back in August, Copenhagen Architecture Forum, in collaboration with HouseEurope!, invited eighteen architects from across the world to Copenhagen for a week-long fellowship.

Throughout the week, participants explored how law and policy shape the built environment, and how architects can move from passive recipients of regulations to active contributors to policy-making.

Working across six perspectives consisting of engineering, demolition, design, standards, finance, and development, the fellows explored Extended Producer Responsibility and its potential to transform the construction sector.

You are now invited to follow their journey and discover what legislation and politics can mean for architects and architecture when we are willing to listen, question, and engage with the systems around us.

The fellowship was supported by the Dreyers Foundation and Profile Partner Velux.