Exhibition Explores Architecture's Relationship with Nature at Danish Architecture Centre
The exhibition 'Age of Nature' opened at the Danish Architecture Centre in Copenhagen on October 6, coinciding with World Architecture Day. The show examines how urban planning and architectural design can integrate with natural systems to support biodiversity. It features innovative projects from Danish and international architects, scientists, and artists who treat nature as a collaborative partner. The display includes an AI-generated forest introduction and a timeline of Earth's evolution, highlighting significant environmental changes over the past two centuries. The exhibition will remain on view until May 17, 2026.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Age of Nature' opened October 6 at Danish Architecture Centre in Copenhagen
- Coincides with World Architecture Day
- Explores integration of architecture with biodiversity and natural systems
- Features projects by Danish and international architects, scientists, and artists
- Exhibition runs until May 17, 2026
Entities
Artists
- Ossidiana
- Bas Smets
Institutions
- Danish Architecture Centre (DAC)
- CITA (Center for IT and Architecture)
Locations
- Copenhagen
- Denmark