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CAFx - Copenhagen Architecture Forum hosts Copenhagen Architecture Forum's Podcast, a society show with 57 episodes published.
AI predictions tend to rest on an averaged notion of what a human being is. In this final episode of Inclusion Talks, we take a closer look at how the growing use of AI in architecture and design processes risks reinforc
In the second episode of Inclusion Talks: A Universal Design Perspective we zoom in on the role museums and cultural institutions play. Museums have a key role in shaping cultural narratives, yet many still exclude visit
In our new podcast series Inclusion Talks – A Universal Design Perspective we investigate and share stories of how we can collectively create truly inclusionary spaces - spaces that are successful in rethinking our share
Who gets access to housing when there is not enough to go around? In the final episode of Unaffordables , we move beyond construction and economics to explore the political and ethical questions at the heart of housing a
Can we build our way out of the housing crisis without deepening the climate crisis? In this episode of Unaffordables , we look at the physical realities of creating affordable homes in a world where seven of the nine pl
Why has housing become unaffordable in so many cities across Europe? In the first episode of Unaffordables , we explore the forces driving the housing crisis and the growing pressures on urban housing markets. As more pe
Today we conclude our three-week dive back into Living With Other Species. A series exploring how to plan and live alongside other species in the cities of the future. With todays episode we turn our attention to the sma
Urban infrastructure does merely mean roads, pipes, and buildings. Soil, water flows, trees, and fungi are infrastructure too. This episode moves away from the idea that gardens belong at the edges of development or appe
Today at Halmtorvet 27, we're hosting an event exploring how other species can become part of the political community. So what better time to dive into the podcast archive for an episode on how to create cities where ins
In this first episode on the policy proposal of Material Ownership, drafted by architect and founder of Lendager, Anders Lendager, we sit down with Anders alongside Co-Founder of both Home. Earth & Transformer.Build Kasp
This week we are revisiting an episode from last year, to celebrate our newly announced fellowship with HouseEurope! Instead of demolishing and rebuilding, HouseEurope! calls for sustainable renovation and adaptive reuse
As debates about rural life resurface across Denmark, including in Altinget 's highly recommended podcast Aftryk , the countryside is once again being cast as a political battleground. The debate is not new, but it is en
Many still assume that buildings must excite. They must capture attention, produce images, and offer experiences. Boredom is treated as failure. But this reveals a hidden intuition that human beings need constant stimula
Modern life is built on a simple promise: the more comfortable, stable, and controlled our surroundings become, the better our lives will be. We insulate ourselves from weather, reduce friction in daily routines, and des
Listen to the second podcast series Slow Down. A conversation between David Garcia and Kristoffer Weiss on the architecture of extreme environments. An important conversation on the future of architecture in a world of i
We are back with a new podcast series! Listen to the first episode of Slow Down , a series investigating ways to slow down overheated sites, cities, and societies. In this episode, we follow a deep dive into the Køge Bay
Today we conclude Living With Other Species. A series exploring how to plan and live alongside other species in the cities of the future. The last episode is a talk on how microbes and human well-being is connected throu
Living With Other Species is back! The second episode, "The Insect As Worker and Citizen", is a conversation on the role of insects as urban workers with - pollinators, decomposers, and ecosystem engineers. How might cit
This week we're taking a short break from the Living With Other Species podcast series to revisit our extensive archive. But we continue our focus on the lives and architectures of other species — and what we might learn
From today you can listen to the first episode of Living With Other Species . A conversation on regional planning for all species, infrastructural imagination, and permaculture. Listen, as we dwell on a simple but far-re
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