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SUMMARY:Report Launch! Innovation Atlas – Mapping Innovation in the Construction Industry
DESCRIPTION:Join the debate with Danish developers as we launch a mapping of innovation in the construction industry: the BLOXHUB Innovation Atlas\, which takes the pulse of innovation capability and willingness in the construction sector. \nThe Innovation Atlas presents a range of insights from developers across public\, private\, and institutional sectors who have succeeded in shifting practice in the built environment. \nThe Atlas highlights: \n\nhow leading developers have translated ambitions into clear requirements and repeatable demand\, enabling solutions to be delivered again and again\nhow procurement\, partnerships\, and investments have been used strategically to mature solutions and move them from one-off projects to actual products\nhow a shift in focus from individual buildings to urban areas and portfolios has made it possible to make solutions affordable\, scalable\, and relevant at a larger scale\n\nThe launch will take place on Friday\, March 20\, 10:00 to 12:00 in DAC salen in BLOX. \n \n  \nRegister here to secure your seat
URL:https://bloxhub.org/event/innovation-atlas-mapping-innovation-in-the-construction-industry/
LOCATION:Danish Architecture Center – DAC\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1473\, 1473\, Danmark
CATEGORIES:Applied Science Forum,Free event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Copenhagen:20241023T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Copenhagen:20241023T103000
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SUMMARY:Building Equity: Housing as a Key to a Low-Carbon Society
DESCRIPTION:Online and by physical attendance  \nJoin us for the launch of the white paper\, Building Equity: Housing as a Key to a Low-Carbon Society\, which addresses one of Europe’s most pressing challenges: decarbonizing its building stock while ensuring affordable\, equitable housing for all. \nAbout the White Paper:\nAs Europe faces the urgent task of reducing emissions in the built environment\, the housing sector is central to both environmental and social sustainability. This white paper outlines how the housing sector can play a leading role in Europe’s transition to a low-carbon future. It draws on the expertise of industry leaders\, NGOs\, and key stakeholders to propose a vision of housing that addresses climate goals while ensuring affordable living conditions for citizens.  \nKey Insights Include: \n\nThe housing sector’s role in economic prosperity and well-being\, with millions of Europeans struggling with high housing costs.\nThe need for systemic change in both housing and building practices\, as the EU’s carbon budget continues to shrink.\nHow a collaborative approach between public and private sectors can create innovative\, sustainable\, and affordable housing solutions.\n\nThis white paper highlights inspiring case studies and offers a path forward through innovation\, collaboration\, and social value creation. It underscores the importance of viewing housing as a human right and emphasizes that affordable housing and decarbonization can go hand in hand. \nPanel Discussion:\nFollowing the white paper launch\, a panel of experts will discuss the opportunities and challenges in creating sustainable\, affordable housing across Europe. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with thought leaders and explore practical solutions for tackling housing and climate issues. \nWhy Attend? \n\nGain insights into the intersection of housing\, sustainability\, and social equity.\nLearn from case studies that demonstrate the potential for transformative change in the housing sector.\nBe part of a critical conversation on how collaboration can drive the just transition in residential real estate.\n\nProgram:  \n08:30-09:00   Networking\, coffee\, and Croissant  \nProgram start 9.00 \n\nWelcome & setting the scene by Ditte Lysgaard Vind\, Chief Innovation & Science Officer & Cornelia Jakobsen\, Program manager\, BLOXHUB\n\n\nOutside in learnings from Copenhagen by Jesse Shapins\, Director\, Urban Partners\n\n\nJust Transition in the Built Environment by Ismat Fathi\, Clean Construction Manager\, C40\n\n\nLaunch of white paper – Building equity: Housing as a key to a low-carbon society by Ditte Lysgaard Vind\, BLOXHUB\nLaunch of Investor Guidelines – Aligning Residential Real Estate with Social Value and Human Rights by Leilani Farha\, Global Director\, & Sam Freeman\, Director of legal research & advocacy\, The Shift\n\n\nPanel discussion: How to move forward Speakers: Leilani Farha\, The Shift\, Kasper Guldager\, Home.Earth & Jesse Shapins\, Urban Partners. Moderator: Ditte Lysgaard Vind\, BLOXHUB\n\nEND 10:30  \nPlease sign up for the event via form below. Participate in person or online via link here \n 
URL:https://bloxhub.org/event/building-equity-housing-as-a-key-to-a-low-carbon-society/
LOCATION:Danish Architecture Center – DAC\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1473\, 1473\, Danmark
CATEGORIES:Free event
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SUMMARY:DARE Symposium: Entangled Scales: Urban & Rural Interaction
DESCRIPTION:Danish Network for Architecture and Urbanism Research – DARE invites to a research symposium\nENTANGLED SCALES: URBAN & RURAL INTERACTION \nOBJECTIVES:\nClimate change and the biodiversity crisis call for a new and far more comprehensive understanding of scales that operate in entangled correlations\, rather than isolated enclaves. The ”ENTANGLED SCALES – Urban and Rural Interaction” Symposium focuses on overlapping scales and deep landscape structures as a background for fundamental research in Denmark’s future architectural development. To plan and build as an inter-connected organism\, from the open landscape over hinterlands\, suburbs and cities\, and down to the single building and detail\, rather than randomly planned\, disconnected units\, is the core research question of this symposium. \nThe objective of the symposium is to not only share our current research projects within aspects of entangled scales\, but also to identify potential research collaborations and potentially\, to identify a joint research project that can work across and connect all scales of the built environment. \nThe format will be participatory with 2X2 presentations that will set the scene for debates at the tables with feed-back in plenum. There will be participation both from academia and companies giving the opportunity for networking and discussions covering many aspects of the theme. \nThis is the first symposium out of three exploratory forums for contemporary research in architecture\, urban design and landscape planning. The next symposium will be in Autumn 2023: “BUILDING AS AN ORGANISM” and August 2024: “THE POWER OF KNOWLEDGE: RIGHTS TO DEFINE FUTURES” \nSIGN UP: Please send an e-mail to Pernille Berg\, Science Director at BLOXHUB: pbe@bloxhub.org \n______ \nPROGRAM:\n9.30 Coffee & registration \n10.00 Welcome by Hans Jørgen Andersen and Thomas Bo Jensen \n10.10 – 12.00 CONTINUUM \n\nTom Nielsen\, Professor at Aarhus School of Architecture talks about his new book ”BYEN DANMARK”\, in which he reads\nDenmark as one big coherent city.\nJonna Majgaard Krarup from Royal Danish Academy talks about rural landscapes: lessons to be learnt?\nShort break\nIdentifying potential collaboration in groups \n\n12.15-13.00 Lunch \n13.00 – 15.00 WATER \n\nIda Sofie Gøtzsche Lange\, Aalborg University talks about the lives of small Danish commercial harbours and their influence on the rural landscape\nKatrina Wiberg\, Aarhus School of Architecture talks about ”The Missing Link” a methodology to read the deep patterns of the landscapes\,\nwhich dwells under our cities\, and to deal with the transformation of our landscapes and cities with water as a guide.\nShort break\nIdentifying potential collaboration in groups \n\n15.00 Plenum Discussion  \n\nHow is research applied and which role does architectural research play in the topic of climate change? Can we glimpse a common game changing research project between our institutions?
URL:https://bloxhub.org/event/dare-symposium-entangled-scales-urban-rural-interaction/
LOCATION:Danish Architecture Center – DAC\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1473\, 1473\, Danmark
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SUMMARY:REGENERATE Future
DESCRIPTION:Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies and BLOXHUB invite you to the final event in the series Regenerate Now\, and our continued exploration of a regenerative world and the reimagination of our cities.  \nTo regenerate means not only to do less harm\, but to become a positive force that restore\, renew\, regrow\, and revitalise and that give back more than we take\, just like the many ecological systems we can find and experience in nature. Through the previous events we have discussed how to regenerate our cities\, culture and architecture and explored how we can create a regenerative world that works within the planetary boundaries and ecological systems.   \nIn this event\, we look towards the future and explore how we can move towards a regenerative transformation of our planet and what action we can take today to create a world where humankind\, nature and our cities can all thrive and flourish both now and for future generations.    \nGet enlightened by experts through a talk and a panel discussion: \nStefano Ponte\, professor of International Political Economy at Copenhagen Business School. Stefano is primarily interested in transnational economic and environmental governance\, with focus on overlaps and tensions between private authority and public regulation and conducts research on global value chains and sustainability.  \nGeanne Van Arkel\, chair of the supervisory board of Thematic Technology Transfer on circular technology and a fellow of the Governance & Sustainability Center at The Conference Board. Geanne works in the field of regenerative strategic business development based on holistic system thinking and biomimicry design thinking.  \nArthur Huang\, Co-founder\, and CEO of Miniwiz. Arthur is a structural engineer\, architect and pioneer of loop economy building material solutions\, specialized in post-consumer trash recycling applications to help shift mass consumption to a close-loop model.   \nFinn Williams\, City Architect of Malmö. Finn works focus on turning Malmö into a role model for inclusive urban development in the future with long-term and sustainable architecture and urban planning and democratic design.  \nWhere: Livestream / DAC Salen\, Bryghusgade 8\, Copenhagen (HYBRID) \nSee invitation and program HERE \nSign up here:
URL:https://bloxhub.org/event/grand-lecture-science-talk-regenerate-future-pt-2/
LOCATION:Danish Architecture Center – DAC\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1473\, 1473\, Danmark
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Copenhagen:20220623T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Copenhagen:20220623T180000
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SUMMARY:Tech Match DEMO DAY
DESCRIPTION:Join us when we celebrate the 18 Tech Match winners. \nAll matches have created innovative and sustainable solutions for the built environment through collaboration. Now we gather and share the amazing results of the new tech solutions that could help your business to be more efficient and competitive. \nDuring the DEMO DAY\, there will be networking opportunities and winner presentations on stage to inspire you. \nSIGN UP HERE: https://forms.monday.com/forms/b5afe6de4fcbf70bb5c38932558d40b4?r=use1
URL:https://bloxhub.org/event/tech-match-demo-day/
LOCATION:Danish Architecture Center – DAC\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1473\, 1473\, Danmark
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Copenhagen:20210924T130000
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SUMMARY:Circle House Lab: Summit 02
DESCRIPTION:Circle House Lab inviterer til Summit 2021 – bliv opdateret på den nyeste viden om cirkulært byggeri og CO2-reduktion\, vær med til lancering af nye paradigmer for cirkulære udbud og del erfaringer med frontløberne i den danske byggebranche. Bestil gratis billetter HER. \n13.00-13.15 — Velkommen til\nCircle House Lab og BLOXHUB byder velkommen til dagen\, sammen med Realdania og Miljøstyrelsen. \n13.15-14.00 — International State of the Union\nSådan bliver fremtidens rammer for cirkulært byggeri — i EU og i Danmark.\nNew European Bauhaus — Ruth Reichstein\, Spokesperson European Parliament. \nEllen MacArthur Foundation — Carsten Wachholz\, Senior Policy Manager. \n\n\n\n\n\n14.00-15.15 — Best practice fra branchen\nKom ind i det cirkulære maskinrum med bygherrer\, rådgivere og producenter\, der deler erfaringer\, udfordringer\, dilemmaer og løsninger. \nUdbud — Klaus Kellermann\, Roskilde Kommune + Jens Runge\, Københavns Kommune. Take-back — Kenn Nielsen\, Tarkett + Elisabeth Heimdal Wærsted\, Saint Gobain. Forretningsmodeller — Jarl Vindnæs\, Stykka + Ditte Lysgaard Vind\, Lendager. \n15.15-16.00 — Lancering og paneldebat\nHvordan kan vi overkomme benspænd for cirkulære udbud? Danske Advokater og Danske Arkitektvirksomheder lancerer og diskuterer en serie nye udbudsparadigmer. \n\n\n\n\nMatter — Lene Damsbo Brix\, CEO og arkitekt. Sirius Advokater — Louise Bornø\, advokat. Lejerbo — Jesper Kort Andersen\, projektchef. J. Jensen — Thomas Sinding\, udviklingschef. \n16.00-17.00 — Afrunding og næste skridt for CHL\nRund dagen af med en drink og få en trykt udgave af Circle House Labs Green Papers med hjem til weekenden.
URL:https://bloxhub.org/event/circle-house-lab-summit-02/
LOCATION:Danish Architecture Center – DAC\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1473\, 1473\, Danmark
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Copenhagen:20200903T130000
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SUMMARY:Circle House Lab Summit #01
DESCRIPTION:Circle House Lab inviterer til vores første årlige Summit. Vi gør status over den cirkulære omstilling i Danmark og Internationalt med oplæg fra blandt andre Miljø og Fødevareminister Lea Wermelin\, Director Global Advisory Services for Arup Carol Lemmens\, og best practice eksempler fra laboratoriets medlemsvirksomheder. Får det mest opdaterede billede af\, hvor dan cirkulære økonomi i byggebranchen befinder sig netop nu\, og vær med til at tage de næste skridt i den cirkulære omstilling. \nHvornår: 3. September 2020 – 13.00-17.00 \nHvor: Dansk Arkitektur Center\, BLOX\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1437 København K \nDeltagelse er gratis\, reserver en plads her. \nLæs mere:  bloxhub.org/circlehouselab/ \nTjek programmet ud nedenfor:\n \n 
URL:https://bloxhub.org/event/circle-house-lab-summit-01/
LOCATION:Danish Architecture Center – DAC\, Bryghuspladsen 10\, 1473\, 1473\, Danmark
CATEGORIES:Free event
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