The Rebuilding Project
The Royal Danish Academy – Institute of Architecture and Technology works with rebuilding as a central field of research and teaching, unfolding in several different projects and formats.
The world around us is in need of rebuilding. All over the world, we see communities unable to sustain their lives and livelihoods in the surroundings they inhabit. Both the built and natural environment are threatened and devastated by disasters of various natures – social and political conflicts, natural disasters and the ongoing irreversible consequences caused by post-industrialization climate change and the biodiversity crisis.
To rebuild for a sustainable future, we must understand the place, the culture and the community that needs rebuilding.
At the Royal Danish Academy - Institute of Architecture and Technology we’re interested in exploring the field of sustainable rebuilding by building new relations and partnerships with local practitioners committed to rebuilding in their own local context.
By doing that, we hope to gain knowledge on methodologies, local practices, collaborative efforts and anchoring of sustainable rebuilding as a diverse and multifaceted discipline.
Rebuilding is Not a Metaphor
A collection of essays and articles from international practitioners contributing to the ongoing rebuilding of their local communities.
Palestinian architecture and urban development
A seminar series exploring Palestinian architecture, building traditions, and urban development in a historical and contemporary context.
The Rebuilding Pavillon
The Rebuilding Pavilion was a collaborative artistic project developed for the UIA World Congress of Architects in Copenhagen in July 2023.
Ukranian architecture and urban development
The project examines Ukraine’s reconstruction amid war with a focus on key architectural, cultural, and societal challenges.