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Bioethicist Mickey Gjerris Holds Onto Hope in a Time of Hopelessness

How do we move beyond human dominance and toward true collaboration with other species?

Biochemist Irina Iachina Lets Spiders Weave the Future of Design

Biochemist Irina Iachina reveals how biomimetics is shaping the future of regenerative design. Join her insightful discussion with architect Pavels Hedström and curator Søren Nørkjær Bang.

Healing the Divide Between Agriculture and Architecture: Insights from Permaculture

Explore the intersection of architecture and permaculture in our latest podcast episode with designer Skye Jin; we discuss healing the divide between agriculture and architecture as a response to the climate crisis.

Questioning Human-Centered Design: Pavels Hedström on the '10 Dogmas' Podcast

Pavels Hedström from Inxects critiques human-centered design and explores biocentric alternatives in architecture. Tune in to the third episode of 10 Dogmas, a podcast that rethinks architectural norms.

The File of Books

Fusings and Epistemic Flirtations: A library of seven books exploring the interzone between colonialism and extractivism.

Rethinking Cities: Integrating Food Systems for Sustainable Urban Futures

Welcome to the biosphere: Ecologies of food production - The fourth essay of a four-part series exploring the impact of food systems on the city.

From Countryside to Commodity: Rethinking Food Systems in the Age of Industrial Agriculture

Welcome to the biosphere: Ecologies of food production - The third essay of a four-part series exploring the impact of food systems on the countryside.

Deforestation and Depletion: Unraveling the Complexities of Food Systems in the Amazon

Welcome to the biosphere: Ecologies of food production - The second essay of a four-part series explores the impact of food systems on forests.

Climate, Oceans, and the Fragility of Food Systems: A Call to Rethink Sustainability

Welcome to the biosphere: Ecologies of food production - The first essay of a four-part series exploring the impact of food systems on oceans.

Venice and Copenhagen as Coastal Cities

A podcast on co-habitation, waterscapes and nature-based solutions.

Insect Urbanism: The Insect As Worker and Citizen

A conversation on the role of insects as urban workers—pollinators, decomposers, and ecosystem engineers—and how designing with (and for) them challenges aesthetic norms, maintenance culture, and anthropocentric planning.

Lake Tange; past, present and potentials

This evening explores the conflict surrounding Lake Tange, Denmark's largest artificial lake.