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Photo credit: BeneGaarden

During the 28th UIA World Congress of Architects, Copenhagen introduced its latest event venue called “The Greenhouse.” This week marked its inauguration, as the venue, which had originally nurtured plants in Copenhagen’s Botanical Gardens for over a century, was rescued from demolition. It was subsequently relocated, reconstructed, and officially designated as the UN Sustainable Development Goal Pavilion. The pavilion aims to break barriers and promote collaboration by hosting various functions and events for up to 100 individuals, transcending traditional boundaries.

In the heart of Copenhagen – still amidst unspoiled nature and train tracks – you find Copenhagen’s innovative green oasis, BaneGaarden. Here, nine restored wooden barns from 1909 provide unique settings for gastronomic and cultural experiences, learning, conferences, events, and dinners for 10-650 participants. Yesterday, BaneGaarden opened the doors to an additional venue, The Greenhouse (Væksthuset).

The first event guests in the see-to-sky building were some of the 10,000 architects, urban planners, building professionals and decision makers, who are in Copenhagen these days attending The UIA World Congress of Architects under the theme ‘Sustainable futures – leave no one behind’. The congress is the biggest event during UNESCO’s World Capital of Architecture Year, which Copenhagen plays host to all through 2023.

Also, part of the program is 15 official SDG pavilions, the 200 m2 Greenhouse being one of them. Where plants used to grow, green ideas and activities will now flourish in a setting combining nature, culture, and architecture throughout 2023 and beyond. Carl Johan Paulsen, Director and Partner at BaneGaarden, says:

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Photo credit: BeneGaarden

“The Greenhouse project highlights the need and potential of green, educational, and recreative spaces in the hearts of our cities. It’s designed as a learning space promoting sustainable budling practice and future thinking in general – a stunning setting with an overload of natural daylight where people can get together and reconnect with nature and each other just 15 minutes from Copenhagen’s City Hall Square.”

If you wish to combine your event in The Greenhouse with side events, larger dinners, or parties, BaneGaarden offers multiple possibilities. Book an educational session with BaneGaarden’s ‘growth academy’, or explore the buildings with an architect. Indulge high quality food from the property’s own restaurants, street food stalls and gourmet bakery.

It’s all organic and homemade. BaneGaarden and The Greenhouse is open throughout the year and is easily reached in less than 15 minutes weather you come from the city centre or the airport.

 

For more information visit www.banegaarden.com (in Danish).

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