Institut for Arkitektur og Rum

The CEMAS Clay Pavillon is an interesting architectural experiment of clay as material. Come visit the pavilion at campus Holmen and see how wind and weather effects the material.

Efteråret 2025 er helt særligt, for dig der er nysgerrig på arkitektur. Ikke alene åbner CAFx - Copenhagen Architecture Forum's første arkitektur biennale, men vi åbner også dørene til flere åbne events her på Det Kongelige Akademi. Nedslag fra et spændende efterår: 🌳 23. september: Genbrug af tømmer som en driver for cirkulær konstruktion. Et gratis seminar arrangeret af CITA | Centre for Information Technology and Architecture i anledning af CAFx - Copenhagen Architecture Forum 🏰 24. september: Åben forelæsning: Græsk arkitektur i den klassiske periode 🍄 4.-5. oktober: Fungi Festival - Udforsk videnskaben, kunsten og magien i svamperiget. En to-dages festival pakket med talks, udstillinger og endda smagsprøver. ⏳ 10. oktober: Seminar om kreativ aldring arrangeret af Cluster for Spacial Inclusion ved Institut for Arkitektur og Rum - som en del af CAFx - Copenhagen Architecture Forum Dyk ned i hele efterårsprogrammet på Det Kongelige Akademi her: https://lnkd.in/eDrfDrmh Eller tjek det fulde program for Copenhagen Architectural Biennale, hvor forskere fra akademiet er stærkt repræsenteret her: https://lnkd.in/dAb5Y6kN

As part of the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial 2025, organised by CAFx - Copenhagen Architecture Forum, The Cluster for Spatial Inclusion at the Royal Danish Academy will host the three-event series “And So We Create Different Rhythms”. This program brings together artists, spatial practitioners and scholars to reflect on the role of norms and polyrhythms in architecture of the everyday.  #CopenhagenArchitectureBiennial Join us at CAFx, Halmtorvet 27, 1700 Copenhagen. Find details for each event through the links below. 24 Sep 2025: Every Bodies https://lnkd.in/dEvRv88v 01 Oct 2025: Creative Ageing https://lnkd.in/dycaKfrq 15 Oct 2025: Small Pleasures https://lnkd.in/dsq43E-N Practical info: Admission is free; no registration. Language: English Step-free access via ramp at the main entrance. Accessible restrooms available ~200 m away at Scandic Hotel, Skelbækgade 3A. Service and guide dogs are welcome.

For de morgenfriske er der i forbindelse med Copenhagen CAFX Architecture Biennal "SLOW DOWN" en talk og visning af vores vandfilm Dreaming Waterspace https://lnkd.in/dXUuHUHt

We are proud to share the release of 'Fractures and Infinite Space: The Baroque Revisited', a new publication is based on an artistic research project carried out by researchers and practitioners across architecture and design: The publication brings together contributions from Peter Thule Kristensen, Professor at the Det Kongelige Akademi and Flemming Tvede Hansen, Maria Sparre-Petersen, Suzi Pain, Anne Romme, Jacob Sebastian Bang, Natalie Koerner, Anders Sune Berg (Photography) and Rasmus Koch (Graphic Design). The publication follows the exhibition Forkrøpninger og Grænseløse Rum – Barokken genbesøgt, shown at Officinet and Børglum Kloster in 2024. The starting point for the project was the monograph Lauritz de Thurah – Architecture and World Views in Eighteenth- Century Denmark (Copenhagen 2023), edited by Peter Thule Kristensen, who has also curated two exhibitions.

New podcast about one of the most important agendas in Architecture; Spatial inclusion and how to make sure that we leave no one behind when we consider how we give form to our physical environment.

After 4745 days of teaching architecture and design students, supervising 70 final MA thesis projects, developing 11 semester briefs, writing 22 publications, including a Ph.D. dissertation, and 6 months in as Head of an MA Programme together with my dear colleague Masashi Kajita I can share that I have the new title of Associate Professor. I have always considered teaching a huge privilege, and it continues to be one of my great passions. Over the last 13 years I have strived to ground my teaching, research, and practice on two core principles, Curiosity and Empathy. Professionally speaking, I do not think that there is anything more rewarding than seeing a student develop the confidence to pursue their own interests, while gaining new knowledge that allows them to create a design proposal that far exceeds their expectations. In my new position at the Royal Danish Academy, I intend to nurture and expand upon an exciting network of international researchers and practitioners involved in the production of innovative domestic architecture, while always striving to put the students first. Reach out and connect if you are interested in the fields of Housing, Dwelling and the Domestic Interior. A number of important people in leadership positions have supported, encouraged, and challenged me along this journey, and to the following people I am especially indebted, Mathilde Aggebo, Irene Alma Lønne, Mette Birkedal Bruun, Kirsten Marie Raahauge, Peter Thule Kristensen, and Mathilde Gry Serup. Cluster for Housing Research Centre for Interior Studies at The Royal Danish Academy STAY HOME Københavns Universitet Carlsberg Foundation Royal Danish Academy Institute of Architecture and Space

“I ordet udvikling ligger der bevægelser udad og fremad. Hvad nu hvis vi istedet fokuserer på indvikling - en tilgang, hvor vi søger de dybere lag og vikler os ind i kompleksiteterne?” spørger ph.d. studerende Christine Bjerke i en nysgerrig tilgang til arkitekturen.