What a magical journey! We are exited to share this short teaser from our most recent project about urban revitalization and greening in the Danish rural region of Thy. What if urban planning and architecture was less oriented to accommodate growth? How do we deal with decline of populations, changing demographics, and the shrinkage of public services that we see in many regions around the world: from post-industrial Detroit, over the landscapes of Rust Belts, to increasingly depopulated regions across Europe? Can we shrink with more care and grace? The project is a collaboration between an awe-inspiring group of local citizens in the village of Bedsted, the Arkitektskolen Aarhus, Nationalmuseet, and Emergency Architecture & Human Rights. Our new fabulous intern, Pierrick Chalivet, produced this little 3 min. film about it. Merci!
Emergency Architecture & Human Rights
Administration af nonprofitorganisationer
Copenhagen, Denmark 2.451 følgere
EAHR is a leader and world reference organization in the field of Architecture & Human Rights.
Om os
Emergency Architecture & Human Rights is a non-profit organization working for social groups that face humanitarian emergencies, cultural conflicts, inequalities, and marginalization. Our mission is Building Rights to improve quality of life and increase resilience for the most vulnerable communities around the world. At the crossroads of recovery, equality and sustainability, our approach to emergency architecture and human rights encompasses various levels of action and is rooted in a cross-disciplinary perspective. Combining architecture and social sciences, our specialized team of architects, anthropologists, business developers, engineers, and social scientists carry international projects of various sizes and purposes. We are involved in social projects in Denmark and internationally, but also offering our services to private clients EA-HR further provides expertise to NGOs and governments and municipalities on emergency architectural solutions.
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http://www.ea-hr.com
Eksternt link til Emergency Architecture & Human Rights
- Branche
- Administration af nonprofitorganisationer
- Virksomhedsstørrelse
- 11-50 medarbejdere
- Hovedkvarter
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Grundlagt
- 2015
- Specialer
- Emergency, Architecture, Refugee, Disaster Risk Reduction, Humanitarian, Development, Social Science, Community Engagement, Participatory Process og Human Rights
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Primær
Se ruten
Nørre Allé 7
Copenhagen, Denmark 2200, DK
Medarbejdere hos Emergency Architecture & Human Rights
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Hanne Klintøe
Leading PtX development in Aabenraa | Ecosystem | Investments | Growth
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Lise Bach Hansen
Head of Programming Live, talks & literature, The Royal Library. Board member & writer
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Andrea Maggiolo
Architect
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Martina Bo Rubino
Architect at Emergency Architecture and Human Rights (EAHR)
Opdateringer
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Is dissensus-design a thing? Should it be? New article out in Arkitekten (5.4.24) on our campaign, Wonderful Copenhack. Authored by Michael Alexander Ulfstjerne and jørgen bech taxholm (only in Danish, sorry) https://lnkd.in/dHrhEfJP
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Don't miss out! The cool cats at Building Diversity are preparing another timely publication. Who are we building for? Join in for some critical introspection and submit your abstract no later than April 24
OPEN CALL FOR PUBLICATION CONTRIBUTIONS → We are excited to launch the open call for contributions for our second publication published with Danish Architectural Press … but, who are we building for? is the second publication, following who is the architect? published in 2023, as part of a series of publications initiated and edited by Building Diversity. We encourage everyone to submit and we are curious to hear about your ideas. You can find more information about the call, submission, timeline and more here: https://lnkd.in/dfGbBpmy Who is “we“? And what is “building“? The intention from the editors is to use the term “we” as a broad category of perspectives, not solely professions related directly to architecture, but instead inviting a broad spectrum of voices. Within the use of a universal "we", we acknowledge geographical, cultural, financial, political and other differences, which has an impact on the understanding of how “we” is interpreted. The intention is that the use of “we” can emphasise the aim for more unity across differences while respecting and celebrating the diversity of contexts. The term “building” recalls the name of Building Diversity and it is intended as an active and broad term, which can include for instance the action of adapting, preserving and transforming. Link to submission of abstracts: https://lnkd.in/dSMTYm-q Deadline for abstract submissions: April 24, 2024 DM or email us for any questions or comments. [email protected] Thanks to Statens Kunstfond for supporting this publication.