Teaching and Dissemination

The Centre for Sustainable Building Culture addresses three main target groups:

• the national and international academic community
• owners, consultants, organisations, public authorities and legislators
• practising architects, architecture students and other professionals working with building culture

The research unit collaborates with an extensive national and international network, including the Institute of Architecture and Culture and CINARK at the Royal Danish Academy, Aarhus School of Architecture, the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), the University of Copenhagen, the National Museum of Denmark, Roskilde University (RUC), NTNU Trondheim, the Technical University of Munich, ETH Zurich and others. In addition, the Centre maintains close collaborations with organisations including the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces, Center for Bygningsbevaring, Realdania, Historiske Huse, By og Land, Dansk Håndværk and others.

The Centre's research findings are regularly published in peer-reviewed articles and presented at conferences, in established magazines and academic journals, as well as through exhibitions and full-scale experimental installations. Research findings are also continuously disseminated through research-based courses, teaching and lectures, opinion pieces and feature articles in the press, social media and other digital platforms.

Master: Building Culture - Sustainability, Strategy and Transformation

The Centre for Sustainable Building Culture provides the knowledge base for the Master’s Programme in Building Culture - Sustainability, Strategy and Transformation.

Master’s Programme in Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Restoration

The Centre for Sustainable Building Culture provides the knowledge base for the Master’s Programme in Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Restoration.