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Everything is Transformation: Building Across Disciplines (3/3)

In the last episode of Everything is Transformation, we go fully interdisciplinary with Justine Bell, Marie Stender & Torben Valdbjørn Rasmussen

February 17, 2026

We conclude the Everything is Transformation podcast series — a three-episode deep dive into the thoughts, ideas, and methods behind Djernes & Bell's work on the Hedeskov Center for Regenerative Practice.

In the last episode, we go fully interdisciplinary with Marie Stender—anthropologist and senior researcher at BUILD, AAU—and Torben Valdbjørn Rasmussen—civil engineer and senior researcher at BUILD, AAU. I

n a conversation with Justine Bell, they explore how Hedeskov can be perceived as a kind of "basic research," and how anthropology, physics, and a range of other disciplines informed the building process—and helped measure and test the finished building.

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