Supertanker embarked on its journey as a Lab for Urban Development, making its first stop in the Copenhagen Harbour in 2003. The primary objective of this lab was to foster a critical, creative, and inclusive dialogue as the foundation for urban development. To achieve this, various initiatives were organized to facilitate discussions about the future […]
2013, Urban workshop, Hedehusene, Denmark. A two week full time workshop format that has been developed during the years of Supertanker such as the workshop “Urban Process Design” from 2011. It also points forward to the “Space Transformers” – the gamebased workshop format from 2019. The workshop formats intend to give students a hands on experience […]
2013 The Greenhouse, Gameplay for urban regeneration. This gameplay or process design tried to sum up how to do urban regeneration right. Based on 6 years work in the post industrial suburb of Copenhagen, Hedehusene. The aim was an open ended approach where the local needs and dreams were not fixed before the project started. […]
2019 CRIR House Workshop, Christiania, Copenhagen. Since 2004 the CRIR has hosted researchers from around the world with a particular interest in Christiania as a research area. Christiania’s insight and experience into local organisation, alternative architecture, lifestyle, culture, sustainable environments, quality of life, democracy and innovation is unique in the world and could generate important […]
2020 Christiania Workshop, Copenhagen. A 48 hour camp style workshop with students from the School of Architecture in Copenhagen. We experimented with body gestures as a way to communicate how spaces feel. This seemed to work surprisingly well. After an exploration of Christiania the students would gradually form an agenda and use this to formulate […]
2020, CRIR house – Analysis, Copenhagen. CRIR or Christiania Researcher in Residence has since 2004 hosted researchers from around the world with a particular interest in Christiania as a research area. The landscape and the buildings of Christiania has developed over time. While the landscape – the ramparts – is mostly artificial the buildings have […]