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The housing development Urbanplanen has a green secret: in between the large buildings, there are cherry plums, hazel and birch trees, and at the staffed playground, Bonderen (the Farm), goats graze. Remiseparken is a wonderful green pocket in Copenhagen, and the goal of BOGL’s renewal project was to transform the park into a safe and attractive destination for local residents and other Copenhageners.

Gottlieb Paludan Architects has developed a competition proposal for a new multi-storey bicycle parking facility in Harburg, a borough in the German city of Hamburg.

New Snekkersten waterworks is the latest in a series of new waterworks designed by Gottlieb Paludan Architects – all with new, modern technologies, and all focusing on managing our water resources and communicating about the circulation of water.

Following severe flooding after a cloudburst in July 2011, Frederiksberg Municipality in Copenhagen decided to use green urban solutions to store rainwater as part of the municipality’s climate adaptation plan.

Two new ‘highways for stormwater’ are under construction in the Copenhagen underground.

The public wastewater utility BlueKolding wanted to exploit the optimisation potential through an intelligent use of real-time data from its entire wastewater system (i.e. both the sewer network and the wastewater treatment plants).

To accommodate the need for public housing in Singapore, an empty lot was transformed into what is now Kampung Admiralty. The uniqueness of Kampung Admiralty stems from its design, which focuses on both social and environmental sustainability. It encourages the elderly residents to engage in an active lifestyle among younger generations, but it is also part of a greater effort to increase environmental sustainability.