For my Sustainable by Design class, we took a field study yesterday to the Green Lighthouse, a building that was inaugurated in 2009 as the home for Copenhagen University’s science department.  The house is Denmark’s first carbon neutral house a… Continue reading →

After our morning at the Danish Design Museum, Kelli and I found ourselves with some extra time before our field study, so we decided to walk over to Rosenborg Castle, a small castle in the busy city center that the royal family used as a summer home … Continue reading →

Although it can feel like a lifetime when we think in terms of the people and things we miss from home, four months just hasn’t been enough time to see everything that a city has to offer.  As my time in Copenhagen is nearing its end, I’ve felt… Continue reading →

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After returning to Copenhagen after two weeks in sunny Portugal and slightly less sunny (but warm) Spain, I discovered a very unwelcome trend in Copenhagen’s fall climate — the sun just doesn’t shine in November.  This doesn’t necessarily mean… Continue reading →

Tietgenkollegiet, Lungaard & Tranberg Continue reading →

Ørestad Gymnasium, 3XN Continue reading →

VM Houses, PLOT (BIG + JDS) Continue reading →

Mountain Dwellings, Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) + JDS; or, the coolest rainbow parking garage that I’ve ever seen Continue reading →

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8-TALLET in Ørestad, Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) Continue reading →