The Danish Model in Architecture
Denmark is a small country with a strong architectural tradition. Architecture shaped by the welfare state creates high-quality spaces for everyone and makes architecture and design an integral part of everyday life.
By Dansk Arkitektur Center
Quality in everyday life is an essential part of both Danish architecture and Danish identity. The Danish welfare state, designed to ensure quality of life and security, is also reflected in a democratic approach to architecture. In Denmark, cities, buildings, and housing are created for the benefit of all.
When Danish architecture is both beautiful and functional, it shapes the framework for better living and brings aesthetics into everyday life. That is why architecture in Denmark is also regarded as an art form that gives physical form to community and shared welfare values. This is the core of The Danish Model in architecture.
Watch the video on The Danish Model to learn how architecture shapes our way of life (Danish):
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Developed by
Dansk Arkitektur Center
Produced by
Ole Stenum and Lars Rønnow Torp
Filmbureauet and Thin Green Line Productions
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