Climate resilient buildings

Climate resilient buildings are about designing and constructing structures that can withstand the impacts of climate change while maintaining functionality and safety. Denmark's focus on climate resilience has led to the adoption of innovative building practices and materials that enhance durability and adaptability. By incorporating flood defenses, efficient drainage systems, and materials resistant to extreme weather, Danish buildings are better prepared for future climate challenges.

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The Future of Office Environments

27 September 2024

It is not yet common practice to measure movement within buildings and combine this data with insights into user needs. One reason for this is the complexity involved for facility managers in tracking usage patterns, which requires the right technical setup, comprehensive data collection, and analys

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Buildings

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Networking event at the European Conference on Sustainable Cities & Towns

19 September 2024

Join State of Green and Creative Denmark for an exclusive after-hours networking event in Kedelhallen, Aalborg, where the entire value chain in urban development will be brought together—from city developers to architects. The event will start with an optional site visit along the harbour, where Dan

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Healthy and safe buildings

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Merging global and local climate action towards a collaborative urban transformation

18 September 2024

With an aim to share insights and tangible solutions, State of Green hosted a online dialogue on how cities and companies can contribute to the climate transition through sustainable practices and strategies that address both CO2 reduction and promote overall well-being.

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Climate resilient buildings

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Webinar: Collaborative urban transformation

10 September 2024

Relive highlights and watch the webinar “Collaborative urban transformation: Global and local climate action” Buildings and cities are major contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions. Urban areas produce about 70 percent of global CO2 emissions, primarily from energy use in buildin

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Bio-based circular solutions

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New Publication Reveals That Maritime Building Materials Can Reduce CO2 and Alleviate the Marine Environment

In the handbook Marine Biobased Building Materials, developed on behalf of Nordic Innovation, the global engineering and design firm Arup assesses the development of regenerative maritime building materials and highlights the challenges that may exist for commercial adoption.

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Urban planning and development

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Aalborg prepares to host international conference on sustainable cities

In October, over 1,000 politicians and civil servants from across Europe will gather in Aalborg to discuss how European municipalities can best support the green and sustainable transition.

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Meet Danish climate resilient buildings professionals

Financial Institution

Green financing

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PensionDanmark

PensionDanmark is a Danish non-profit labour market pension fund. The fund manages pensions under collective and corporate agreements and health care products on behalf of 823,000 members employed in

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Air pollution

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Ramboll

Ramboll is a leading international architecture, engineering, and consultancy company, owned by the Ramboll Foundation.

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Buildings

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VELUX

For more than 80 years, the VELUX Group has created better indoor environments by bringing daylight and fresh air into homes and other buildings all over the world. The VELUX Group was founded in Denm

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Air pollution

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COWI

We provide state-of-the-art services within engineering, environmental science and economics with due consideration for the environment and society.

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Water management

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Grundfos

We are a global water technology company committed to pioneering solutions to the world’s water and climate challenges and improving the quality of life for people.

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Biomass

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Danfoss

The global climate crisis caused by carbon emissions is a key threat to society and our planet. Danfoss’ energy-efficient and climate-friendly solutions enable a cost-effective green transition.

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Buildings

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ROCKWOOL Group

At ROCKWOOL, we transform volcanic rock into stone wool and our products contribute to address many of society’s biggest climate change challenges, creating new opportunities to enrich modern living a

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Building design

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SolarLab A/S

SolarLab's innovative solar facades simultaneously provide free electricity and beautiful cladding for new or retrofit projects. We ensure durability and resilience by giving you unparalleled desig

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Energy efficiency in buildings

To reach the goal of a fossil-free society by 2050, it is important to decarbonise the buildings we live in. Danish experiences demonstrate that progressive regulations, efficiency measures and energy renovation are among the simplest and most economically beneficial avenues to decarbonise the built environment.

Building materials

Building materials are about using sustainable and efficient resources to construct durable and eco-friendly structures. By promoting the use ofgreen building materials, such as recycled concrete, timber, and insulation made from natural fibers, Denmark has enhanced building performance, lowered carbon emissions, and created resilient and energy-efficient infrastructure.

Building design

Building design is about creating spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and energy-efficient, enhancing the quality of life while minimizing environmental impact. By integrating innovative design principles and cutting-edge technologies, Denmark has been able to construct buildings that reduce energy consumption and promote environmental sustainability.

Smart buildings

Smart buildings are about integrating advanced technologies to create efficient, comfortable, and sustainable living and working spaces. Through the use of IoT devices, automated controls, and data analytics, Danish smart buildings achieve significant energy savings and reduce carbon emissions. This innovative approach to building management underscores Denmark’s commitment to sustainability and technological advancement in the built environment.

Climate resilient buildings

Climate resilient buildings are about designing and constructing structures that can withstand the impacts of climate change while maintaining functionality and safety. Denmark's focus on climate resilience has led to the adoption of innovative building practices and materials that enhance durability and adaptability. By incorporating flood defenses, efficient drainage systems, and materials resistant to extreme weather, Danish buildings are better prepared for future climate challenges.

Healthy and safe buildings

Healthy and safe buildings are about creating environments that promote well-being and protect occupants from hazards. Denmark's emphasis on designing healthy and safe buildings includes the use of non-toxic materials, advanced ventilation systems, and natural lighting to enhance indoor air quality and overall health. Additionally, stringent safety standards and smart technologies are integrated to ensure the security and comfort of building occupants.