Archwalks

  A new episode from the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial 2025 showcases the “Slow Pavilions” — modular, slow-built architectural works embodying sustainability and circular design.  Highlights include the “Inside Out, Upside Down” pavilion by Slaatto Morsbøl built from reclaimed materials embracing imperfection, and “Barn Again” by Tom Svilans & THISS Studio , a reimagined Norwegian barn using reclaimed timber that emphasizes time, care, and craftsmanship. The Royal Danish Academy ’s Clay Pavillion by Flemming Tvede Hansen and Isak Worre Foged and the Daylight Pavilion explore material behavior and daylight quality, blending research and hands-on construction. These pavilions emit minimal CO2, a radical shift from conventional building emissions, lending a strong message on slow, mindful architecture for the 21st century. An event CAFx - Copenhagen Architecture Forum

Explore groundbreaking projects from Effekt and Pihlmann Architects focusing on sustainability, urban regeneration, and innovative design. From the radical renovation of Thoravej 29 with its 88% reduced CO2 footprint, to Effekt’s Forest Tower that invites immersive nature experiences without harm, this Biennial showcases architecture’s vital role in reconnecting humans with ecosystems.  Dive into visionary research on low-emission materials and buildings designed for disassembly, and experience the poetic Daylight Pavilion that redefines natural light in architectural spaces. This is architecture as a force for ecological balance and social transformation — shaping cities and communities  for a sustainable tomorrow.