The Danish National Archives - an extension of the Danish Parliament

Name
Emma Emilie Roderik Bloch Ibsen-Bjerget
Education degree
Kandidat
Institute
Architecture and Culture
Program
Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Conservation
Year
2021

The Danish National Archives are moving from their current premises at Slotsholmen next to The Danish Parliament, leaving three listed buildings empty. I propose a transformation from archive to a house of democracy, where you can meet and discuss with politicians, likeminded compatriots and the ones with whom you disagree in hope of a greater understanding and less polarisation through dialogue.

Sneak peak of my process
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Education & Relevant Courses
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Bachelor, The Royal Danish Academy, Institute of Architecture and Design

Bachelor degree

Victoria University of Wellington

Exchange
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Master of Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Restoration, The Royal Danish Academy, Institute of Architecture and Art

Master degree
Professional Work Experience
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COBE

Communications Trainee

BARK Rådgivning

Architectural Intern
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Architectural Intern
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Student assistant
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