Join us on Monday, October 7th, to meet the pioneers behind Sjællandsk Muld as part of the Arkitekturens Dag 2024 celebration.

If you're curious about community-building—whether you're considering starting a co-housing project with friends, or you're an architect, student, or professional with an interest in new ways of building and living together —this is your chance to explore a visionary new co-housing project in Lejre Municipality. Participate either in person or online to experience this exciting initiative firsthand.

We are co-hosting the event with Almenr Byggefællesskaber, Arkitektforeningen and the large co-housing community Hyllegaard Udvikling ApS to offer an inspiring tour of the (almost) completed Sjællandsk Muld in Hvalsø, where we present a vision for the future of housing and community.

After the physical or virtual tour, there will be a panel discussion with resident Claus Vittus/Sjællandsk Muld, architect Ulrik Mathiasson/EFFEKT, founding partner Lars Lundbye/Almenr, and a representative from Hyllegaard Høje.

The panel discussion will take place physically at BLOXHUB in Copenhagen, where the panelists will be present, but it can also be followed on a screen at the movement center Siala at Sjællandsk Muld.

The event is on Monday, October 7th, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Admission is free, and you can sign up here.

You can either participate in Copenhagen or at Sjællandsk Muld in Hvalsø.
Copenhagen: Panel discussion and virtual tour, BLOXHUB, Bryghuspladsen 8, 3rd floor.
Hvalsø: Physical tour and livestream from the panel discussion at BLOX. The address is Mulden 50.
You can read more about Sjællandsk Muld here.

As part of the Arkitekturens Dag 2024 celebration you can also go on guided tours of:

Svendborg Harbour and SIMAC by EFFEKT in collaboration with C.F. Møller. Read more here.

Silkeborg's new city park, the transformation of the harbor, and how better connections will be created between the city center, the harbor, the paper factory, and the lakefront. Read more here

Gellerup by EFFEKT and SLA. Read more here.