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Master programme
Architecture and Landscape
Mapping of the disused Russian settlement in the mining town of Pyramiden on Svalbard. Master studies 2021, Ida Andersen Sigernes
‘NeoAtlantis’ is a study of the interface between physical and digital worlds. Graduation project, recipient of VOLA scholarship 2021, Mikkel Møller Roesdahl
Speculative cartography of Saltholmen, Lisa Xiaoli Zheng Minde. Workshop FLUX-Matter & Movement 2021
The ‘Transfiguration’ project explores how to create a ‘common refuge’ in the changeable environment of the volcanic island of Heimaey in Iceland. Graduation project 2021, Gríma Thórdardóttir
'Generational pollution // KÆRGAARD KLITPLANTAGE' is based on Anthropocene landscape typologies, and unfolds the many problems and potentials present in the plantation. Graduation project 2023, Nanna Marie Vindeløv.
'Possibilities of an Island' is a retelling of Lynetteholmen, a planned new islet in Copenhagen's harbour. Graduation project, recipient of VOLA grant 2023, Otto Lotz Lundberg.
'Ruin Everything! Leaving the Eternal City' discusses entropic architecture and visionary drawings in the Caprioccio style. Graduation project 2023, Caroline Hjorth Høgild.
With a focus on mythology, hard data and speculative mapping, 'The Land Awakens' investigates a controversial wind turbine area on Kvaløya in Northern Norway. Graduation project 2023, Torkild Helland Kleppe.
The project 'Terrestrial Sensitivity' investigates mining landscapes and anthropocentric extractivism in Eastern Europe, and mediates an increased ecological sensitivity. Graduation project 2023, Pernille Christensen.
Short about Architecture and Landscape
In the Architecture and Landscape Master’s programme, we educate architects with a particular understanding of the interplay between the natural environment and the built form. Both architecture and landscapes emerge at the intersection of climate, geology, biology and cultural practices, and graduates of the programme gain the knowledge and skills to navigate this complexity.
The development of artistic methods, together with reflections on aesthetics as a decisive feature of the green transition, forms a core element of the programme. We regard analytical work, mapping and a solid theoretical foundation as essential components, which are interwoven in the architectural and artistic development of studio projects. Fieldwork, critical perspectives and philosophical grounding are seen as positions that continuously inform one another and play a significant role in studies within Architecture and Landscape.
Institute
Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape
Subject area
Architecture
Head of Programme
Guro Sollid
Kristine Annabell Torp
Study level
Master programme
Location
Copenhagen
Semester start
september
Language
In Danish