This week the official opening of the UIA took place celebrating that Copenhagen has been appointed World Capital of Architecture in 2023. 

As official partners we look forward to welcoming guests from near and far to Living Places Copenhagen, which has the lowest CO2 footprint in Denmark to date. The exhibition in Jernbanebyen presents proof-of-concept prototypes, which demonstrate the viability of more than three years of research carried out in collaboration with VELUX and MOE Denmark and showcase our proposition for healthy, low-carbon homes and communities. The partnership has teamed up with Enemærke & Petersen to build the concept for the first time and our aim is to inspire and demonstrate in practice how buildings and the construction industry can contribute to meet the major climate challenges. Living Places Copenhagen will be open to guests in April.

Image by Andreas Bro / Velux