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@JonMikkelHansen @SandieWesth Der er desværre meget få tømrerarbejder på projektet lige nu, men projektet har brug for lærlinge inden for mange andre spændende fag. Håber Oliver finder en god plads!

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@airHQ Which button do I press to give you money?

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Lærlinge spiller en vigtig rolle på Femern-projektet. Forleden blev en af dem fejret for sin førsteplads i #DMiSkills. Sammen med entreprenører, uddannelser og civilsamfund arbejder vi som bygherre på at få flere til at vælge #faglært #eud https://t.co/sQdrJ7SjP5

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@arieljrubin Whoa give us the full season

[Philip Oldfield @SustainableTall]

World’s best building in 2021 is a small rural hospital in Bangladesh
- built with bare minimum of resources
- collects and stores rainwater
- built for just $2m
- most spaces not air conditioned
- views of water, trees, for the sick

https://t.co/uTFccp0IHA

[Clifton Harness @CliftonHarness]

The best use of the metaverse is to show off all those projects that inexplicably died? Some of the best site plans have gone unbuilt

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Was a privilege speaking at @DaluxAps annual summit earier this month to present our (amazing) @nythospital project, our journey with the the Dalux platform and the emerging future of #AEC technology and megaproject management

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Great @etroxel ep w @brianringley on feedback loops between the construction site and design teams. High-res reality capture allows for less linear process and for teams to be clever about what’s left undefined in design. cc @imerso3d https://t.co/QnwpGuNOgo

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Related: Peter Barber’s “attempt to design a city a day for a year” https://t.co/JO0ZWOugzK

[Peter barber @PpeterPeter]

The great Millie Green made these extraordinary ceramic models of some little towns and villages that I had dreamt up

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@seanw_m The Design Museum in Bredgade has lots of the Danish furniture classics. Walk through Bredgade (furniture shops) to Nyhavn and Ofelia Plads (stripped-down multifunctional public space by the water), Royal Danish Playhouse, on along the water to Blox and Frederiksholms Kanal...

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@seanw_m When going to Louisiana pass by Ordrupgaard Museum w architect and designer Finn Juhl’s House plus buildings/works by Hadid and Snøhetta. In CPH, this new project by Praksis https://t.co/rCUoE7cn9r is subtle and excellent.

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@StephenNParker @seanw_m By Lundgaard & Tranberg, these other Copenhagen works are worth checking out: https://t.co/PYQcfxFsPI https://t.co/VqJJi989Py https://t.co/GBLuKTzCqT https://t.co/2uXTxcDJN4

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@etroxel This one traveled Scandinavian cities for a handful of years. Only around 70 feet though https://t.co/LbzxajgXhi

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Herzog & de Meuron address this really well in Zürich 🇨🇭and Hillerød 🇩🇰 hospitals using low build and courtyards so light reaches into the healthcare machine, not just facade-facing patient rooms and offices

[Federico Negro 🛶🇺🇾🇺🇸 @fedenegro]

All interior architecture can be boiled down to providing better and more access to natural light and air.

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”Micro-products” is a smart way to think of deliverables in construction, both during design and execution. The agile term gets thrown a lot but this write up makes sense 🙏 @tannis_liviniuk

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@arieljrubin Richard Scarry!

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@gusbrade @koebenhavner ping @getmania

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Developers/clients need to move “from asset class mentality to product mentality” and “from reactive accountants to progressive designers”. 🙏 Excellent quotes from Gustaf Lilliehöök of NREP in this talk https://t.co/2H7lqf4Hvc

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@georgevaldes Content could be a mix of hard data e.g. from BIM, specifications, firm data (Monograph?) and the firm’s comments. Highlighting both current challenges and opportunities.

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@georgevaldes Having this is as part of the project plan might make the dialogue on progress (or what goes into “progress”!) more of an ongoing, open and shared-risk type of activity, and less of an intermittent “occurrence” putting everyone on guard.