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Tag Archives: Copenhagen
Public Space: Putting a Soul into Copenhagen’s Problem Child Superkilen
by Valentin Schipfer Together with ideas from 62 different nations Copenhagen turned a former undefined, urban strip into a vivid, permanent, open-air exhibition. Where riots got out of hand in recent years, youngsters play basketball alongside elderly chess players now. … Continue reading
Second Hand Spaces – Recylcling Sites with Temoporary Use
by Valentin Schipfer It all began at Vienna’s Ur3anize! Festival which lasted for a week in October this year. There I attended an evening discussion on temporary use of abandoned or vacant urban spaces. The two guys and discussants from … Continue reading
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Tagged base, bastian lange, Berlin, book review, Copenhagen, Hamburg, second hand spaces, temporary use, Vienna
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Copenhagen really is wonderful, for so many reasons | World news | The Observer
Copenhagen really is wonderful, for so many reasons | World news | The Observer.
Copenhagen: cycling and place branding
by Hans Pul Copenhagen is well-known as a bicycle-friendly city internationally. The city is known for the high share of cycling in commuter traffic (36%), its wide cycling lanes (in Copenhagen 2,5-2,8 metre wide cycling lanes are the new standard, … Continue reading
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Tagged best practice, bicycle, bicycle capital, bicycle policy, bicycle tours, bike, biking, branding, Christiania, Copenhagen, cycle, cycling, cycling capital, cycling marketing, cycling policy, Dänemark, Denmark, excursion, Fahrrad, Hans Pul, Kopenhagen, marketing, media, policy makers, radfahren, tourism, urban planning, velo-city
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Orestad: Laboratory for the City of the Future?
By Caspar Lundsgaard-Hansen Orestad is a new borough on the island of Amager in the south of Copenhagen. It represents the first extended public-private partnership in Danish city planning. Furthermore, Orestad was not only conceived as an extension to an … Continue reading
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Tagged Copenhagen, Denmark, Place Development, urban planning, urban space
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