In the Making - Artistic Methods in Architecture and Design

Can conventions of architectural tools and drawings reveal themselves and their blind spots if we drag them into the field in large formats far away from the drafting table?

The project’s starting point is the European nettle, Urtica dioica. Often associated with pain, the nettle was, until the Industrial Revolution, a common material for textile production for millennia.

This imaginative project seeks to reflect our dreams and aspirations of a utopian world through a series of investigative models.

Film is always powerful, but it becomes particularly instrumental when dealing with complex, real-life cases, such as healthcare.

This project seeks to identify and disseminate the wellbeing and creativity-promoting potential of artistic methods and make them available to everyone who wants to strengthen well-being and creativity in practice.

A course in architecture and urban planning for 15–18-year-olds in Gellerup, that introduces new ways to achieve social sustainability

The project is a speculative game featuring three characters: the Architect, the Anthropologist, and the Future Archaeologist, who together (re)construct a ritual aimed at preserving and reviving Christiania's communal spirit.

The project investigates how we can design and fabricate using waste-stream materials and how graded 3D biopolymer printing can frame a new understanding of circular and biogenic material systems.

The project presents 'Architectural Technology’s' iterative, reflective involvement in sustainability through process-based strategies that are thoroughly anchored in practice.

The bachelor programme 'Complexity Handling in Practice' is characterised by its collaborative approach to field studies and mapping in different contexts and physical locations.