Architecture Shaping Change
Age of Nature
How can we make space for both people and nature? Danish Architecture Center presents a major exhibition exploring the relationship between architecture, nature, people, and biodiversity – and asks: How can architecture help us create a future where both nature and humans can thrive?
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Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj So Danish!
Step into the history of Danish architecture—from the Viking Age to today. Explore how architecture shapes our society and democracy.
Dive into what’s uniquely Danish in architecture
Meet Me Here
In Meet Me Here, DACs stairwell gallery transforms into a living installation. You’re invited not only to engage online, but to be present in your full body and attention. The digital and physical converge in a single space—senses awakening, paths intersecting, and unexpected moments unfolding.
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Current exhibitions
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DAC CALENDARMake clay creations and Christmas cards inspired by nature
Feel the Christmas spirit in DAC’s Christmas Workshop. Shape the creatures of the forest in clay and let nature’s patterns unfold in your own handmade holiday card.
Guided Tour in English – Free with Ticket
Join a free weekend tour of DAC’s exhibitions, where our hosts guide you through Danish architecture from the Viking Age to the future.
Copenhagen’s New Architecture: Nordhavn
Join the Danish Architecture Center and explore Nordhavn, a new neighborhood in the northern part of the Copenhagen harbor.
Guided Tour in Danish – Free with Ticket
Join a free weekend tour of DAC’s exhibitions, where our hosts guide you through Danish architecture from the Viking Age to the future.
Christmas at Danish Architecture Center
Christmas has arrived at the Danish Architecture Center. Inside, you’ll find inspiration, experiences, and creative activities for the whole family – all centered around architecture.
Articles about architecture and design
DAC Magazine
Icy Copenhagen: 8 Places to Go Ice Skating in the City
The ice rinks are taking over the city, turning gray squares into lively spaces filled with light, laughter, and winter joy. Get the overview and find out where to hit the ice in Copenhagen.
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The Future of Architecture May Be Grown, Not Built
What if our buildings could grow, adapt, and even repair themselves? Meet Professor Phil Ayres and learn more about the vision behind biohybrid architecture.
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Green Spaces Have Become as Important as the Buildings
The climate and biodiversity crises have changed the way we see nature. Two landscape architects discuss the paradigm shift that may be transforming our cities for good.
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