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In a series of articles CAFx and ArchDaily invited experts to dig deep into inclusive design practices and explore the potential of the film medium to analyze and communicate architecture.

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Inclusivity and the Character of a City

Transformations in Tirana: The potential of film to portray the city’s true character.

Crafting an Intersectional Gaze on Cities, and Three Other Reasons Why Urban Planning Needs Data Feminism

Urban Belonging Project's participatory analysis of Copenhagen's city-space.

“Can I Get A Roof Over My Head, Please?”

An interview with Michael Alexander Ulfstjerne from EAHR about inclusive and participatory design practices, film and 'grand concepts'.

A Room of One’s Own Rooted in an All-Connected World

Professors Natalie and Christine Mossin reflect on nature as the inclusive counterpart to hectic urbanity.

Where Does Inclusive Design Meet Film?

CAFx launched a new article series on ArchDaily to explore the intersections between social sustainability and film.

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Strange Adaptions

Delve into the podcast series accompanying the exhibition Strange Adaptions by Inxects. The series explores how spiders and nomadism can teach us how to live different in a time of climate disaster. And how we can move beyond human dominance and toward true collaboration with other species.

Throughout CAFx 10 Dogma podcast series, we invite 10 architectural studios to challenge 10 core dogmas of the current architectural consensus in Denmark.

Commission on Circularity

A series of articles gathering part of the material from the archive of 'Commission on Circularity', an exhibition project that operates at the nexus of documentation and recommendation.

FOODSCAPES—By Eating We Digest Territories

A series of articles related to the FOODSCAPES exhibition, prompting us to focus on the overlooked but crucial architecture that supports our food systems, from the domestic laboratories of our kitchens to the vast operational landscapes that nourish our cities.

Architecture and Extreme Environments

A podcast series of four episodes addressing the extreme as a living condition and a design condition.

Hvem er byen for?

En podcastserie på fire afsnit om byen, dens beboere og en mere socialt bæredygtig arkitektur.

Coastal Imaginaries

In 2023 CAFx’ director Josephine Michau curated the exhibition at the Danish Pavilion in Venice. Here you can explore a series of podcasts and articles related to the exhibition delving into emerging ecological imaginaries of the coastscape

In a series of articles CAFx and ArchDaily invited experts to dig deep into inclusive design practices and explore the potential of the film medium to analyze and communicate architecture.

Hvordan kommer vi hjem?

I samarbejde med The Empty Square reflekterer vi over vores stedsans i en tid, hvor byudviklingens høje tempo truer den rumlige fordybelse.

Kunst og Arkitektur - CAFx og Art Hub Copenhagen

Dyk ned i en serie af podcasts om forholdet mellem kunst og arkitektur, skabt i et samarbejde mellem CAFx og Art Hub Copenhagen

A collection of talks and articles unpacking the discussion about architecture's complex relation to the overriding climate crisis.

In the making of Copenhagen Architecture Festival’s 2021 edition Landscapes of Care, we have asked Soft Agency to curate a collection for our Journal that would contribute to expanding our understanding of the notion of ‘care’ in relation to architecture and urban space.

Manifest Stafet 2019

I anledning af valgåret og 100-året for Bauhaus og Danmarks Almene Boliger inviterede CAFx og Akademisk Arkitektforening arkitekturens aktører i Danmark til at udforme manifester, der forholder sig til arkitekturens rolle og værdigrundlag i samfundet.

Considerations, visions, and reflections on the impact of the corona crisis on the built environment in both Danish and international contexts.

Kære overborgmester

I slutningen af 2019 inviterede CAFx arkitekturens mange aktører til at byde ind med idéer og konkrete handlingsforslag til Københavns overborgmester, Frank Jensen, om, hvordan Københavns Kommune kan indfri den ambitiøse målsætning om at blive CO2-neutral i 2025.