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Circular Construction Materials Architecture Tectonics. This book depicts a set of concrete examples of how to build in accordance with circular principles by using non-toxic, bio-based materials and low energy consumption, in other words by means of radical tectonics.
Upcycling. Reuse As A Design Principle In Architecture. This volume explores the potential of historical concepts of upcycling, and confronts them with new developments in architectural and building practice. Rather than a matter of idealism, recycling and upcycling present an argument for economy and the quality of structure and design.
The Materials Book. This publication contains essays, case studies, and a catalogue of building materials compiled by more than 60 architects, engineers, and scientists from around the world that deal with the environmentally mindful and socially responsible use of materials and resources.
Exploring ways of sustainable living. A reflection of the last 25 years of urban development in Copenhagen.
New demands for sustainable solutions and an increased industrialisation and thus streamlining of the building processes are some of the most important challenges the current Danish construction industry is facing. DANISH LANGUAGE EDITION
Design with Knowledge. In a cross-disciplinary research collaboration between The Technical University of Denmark (DTU), among others, Henning Larsen Architects has developed a knowledge-based design approach
The book illustrates how, on the one hand, it is possible to gain environmental advantages by compact, dense and mixed building with low resource consumption and high floor space ratio, and on the other to satisfy the demands for modern housing and office building to have good daylight conditions, a desirable location and access to good recreational areas
New Agenda 2 showcases the best Danish landscape architecture projects from the period 2009-2013 – as a natural follow-up to New Agenda from 2009, which covered the previous five years
Cool Cities. A pointed argument that cities - not nation states - can and must take the lead in fighting climate change
Nordic Housing - A richly illustrated and inspiring book portraying a selection of new villas, apartments and holiday homes.