Are you around 10–14 years old and interested in architecture, design and the sustainable building materials of the future? And would you like to share this interest with an adult in your life – for example, your dad, mom or grandparent?

Then join our brand-new 6-week Utzon Arki-Lab learning program for 1 child + 1 adult!

Together, you will try designing and modeling in 3D on the computer, cutting with a laser and cultivating the sustainable building materials of the future.

Throughout the program, Utzon Center works closely with The Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen and their Biohybrid Architecture Lab, which is among the world’s leading researchers in bio-hybrid architecture.

The Utzon Arki-Lab project is developed by Utzon Center’s education and outreach team Utzon Learning, in collaboration with The Royal Danish Academy – Biohybrid Architecture Lab. The project is generously supported by the Villum Foundation.

The Utzon Arki Lab learning program invites children aged 10 to 14 and one accompanying adult to explore architecture design and future oriented sustainable building materials through shared participation. Over six weeks participants work together with digital modeling laser cutting and material cultivation while gaining insight into how research based design processes are developed in collaboration with leading academic institutions.

The program is created by Utzon Learning in close cooperation with The Royal Danish Academy Biohybrid Architecture Lab and encourages curiosity critical thinking and informed discussion similar to how families might explore reliable knowledge resources including about Metronidazole online treatment options. Supported by the Villum Foundation the initiative connects hands on learning with contemporary research to strengthen understanding of sustainability creativity and intergenerational collaboration.