Two months ago I had a big decision to make. I had the privilege of deciding between two jobs; one at Esbjerg Municipality and the other one at Trollvegg in Kristiansand, Norway. So, I’m happy to share that from august I will be living and working in Norway permanently 🥳
Happy to share that I landed my first job at @Arkitema in Aarhus today! Looking forward to meet all my new colleagues and the new professional adventure as a newly graduated urban designer! 🥳#urbandesign#postgraduation#dontpanicitsapandemic
Another internship has come to an end and my time as an intern at Katsuhiro Miyamoto & Associates is now over. It’s been a great challenge and inspiration, that I can now add to my… https://t.co/O88C36txEi
Last night i did my presentation in Lübeck discussing “what is freedom when talking mobility?”. People where really engaged and were very passionate about their city. It made a great debate on how to change Lübeck as a car city.
Now they want to present MY project to the Mayor!
Lübeck is a car city, which is dominating the city picture. A city that is an open air museum of great history of the Hanseatic time and is granted as UNESCO world heritage!A historic city that is best experienced by foot to discover all the hidden secrets that it has to offer.
When I startet at @citiesforpeople I became a part of the Soft City team and my task was to help out with the graphical material for this book. Congratulations to dear David Sim, I look forward to reading it!
Out Soon! Soft City by Gehl Creative Director David Sim is the story of how to build denser and more diverse places that enhance the everyday life of people. Available for pre-order now, out August 20 https://t.co/yCTodZuAp4 #softcity#citiesforpeople#islandpress#publiclife
What is “freedom” when talking mobility? And how do we measure it? By flexibility, in dependence, economy, distance, time, changing modes, social interaction, convenience, comfort, expenses, carbon footprint, limitations, maintenance etc?
A huge congratulations to Gehl Partner and Director Camilla van Deurs who will become City Architect for the City of #Copenhagen. A proud Gehl team thanks Camilla for an invaluable 11 years! #citiesforpeople https://t.co/QrLxloBfqh
So we didnt win the travel grant, but we won something just as good! We won this bad boy and an opportunity to discuss and develop on how to use brickwork in the future in a collaboration with AART Architects! @AAUArch@aaucreate https://t.co/r8zSGfnXGn