Architecture Department Lecture:
\nHousing, Households, and Social Mix: Learning From Copenhagen <\/p>\n
Date:29\/03\/2018 Thursday
\nTime, Place: 12:30, FFB-06 <\/p>\n
ABSTRACT
\nCopenhagen has been facing an unprecedented population rise and demographical change due to its developing economy thanks to financial investments in not only to job-creating opportunities but also to the city’s built environment since 1990s. Now the challenge is how to facilitate a sustainable social mix of diverse households by designing\/re-designing housing environments. <\/p>\n
BIO
\nN. Burak Bican got his bachelor’s and master’s degrees at METU and worked as a professional architect. He studied for a PhD on sustainable social housing regeneration at METU and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. He currently works at Danish Building Research Institute as a Post-doc researcher. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Architecture Department Lecture: Housing, Households, and Social Mix: Learning From Copenhagen Date:29\/03\/2018 Thursday Time, Place: 12:30, FFB-06 ABSTRACT Copenhagen has been facing an unprecedented population rise and demographical change due to its developing economy thanks to financial investments in not only to job-creating opportunities but also to the city’s built [\u2026] <\/p>\n