Sat, 05 Oct, 2019 - 10:00
Eve Kelliher
“I think every city can learn to be more precise on the strategic issues and the site-specific issues and the way they navigate in the three scales: the large, medium and the small scale. On the strategic level, the development goals might be different from city to city. But they have to be precise enough to be measurable. And in Copenhagen, especially when we talk about liveability, these goals are based on the behaviour and understanding of people.”
These are the words of Tina Saaby, who was the Chief Architect of the Danish capital from 2010 to 2018.
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CourtsFeaturesPlace: CopenhagenPlace: CorkPlace: Nano Nagle Place, Douglas Street,Place: Little MermaidPlace: VenicePlace: LeesidePlace: City HallPlace: Anglesea StreetPlace: Crawford Art Gallery,Place: Emmett PlacePlace: Crawford Art GalleryPerson: Tina SaabyPerson: Chief ArchitectPerson: TinaPerson: Hugh KavanaghPerson: Danielle McLaughlinPerson: Madeleine D’Arcy LanePerson: MurphyOrganisation: Designmuseum DanmarkOrganisation: Ministry of Housing, Urban and Rural Affairs of DenmarkOrganisation: Royal Academy of ArtOrganisation: Danish Architects AssociationOrganisation: Witraz ArchitectsOrganisation: Cork Centre for Architectural EducationOrganisation: St John’s CollegeOrganisation: International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture & Urbanism