The exhibition Your Harbour at the Danish Architecture Centre casts the spotlight on the rapid development of Copenhagen's inner harbour.

In 2015 construction will begin on the new Natural History Museum of Denmark in the Botanical Gardens. It will be the largest museum constructed in Denmark in modern times. The new museum is expected to open its doors to the public in 2017.

The Copenhagen University Hospital is to be expanded with the addition of a new zigzag-shaped annexe. Timesaving logistics and peace in the vicinity of the wards are the force behind the idea. This visionary project has already won a prize at the renowned World Architecture Festival

The Danish Architecture Centre offers special tours in Copenhagen and special visits to new and older buildings in the Copenhagen area to companies, associations and other groups.

The café is open for lunch from Monday to Sunday between 11 AM - 4 PM Wednesdays 11 AM - 8 PM. From the Café you have the city's best view of Copenhagen's harbour.

Compile your very own selection of the best architecture from the four largest cities in Denmark.

How can future cultural institutions act as agents of change in society? Primarily through new types of partnerships. Cultural institutions of the future shall be discussed when a number of international architectural and cultural institutions gather in Copenhagen on 17 to 19 April 2013 for the Dedicated to Architecture conference.

As curator, professor and writer Andres Lepik has been involved in many different aspects of architecture. In his current position as Director of the Architekturmuseum der Technischen Universität München (TUM) his vision is to create focus on the social dimensions of architecture in society.

Take part in the conference on the future of architecture institutions and their role as drivers of change.

During his period as General Director of the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) Ole Bouman was deeply involved in the remarkable transformation of the NAI from 2007-2012. 

The Danish Architecture Centre is relaunching the popular, international digital architectural webzine arcspace.com in a new and improved version.

Watch lectures from the seminar Material World.

See video talks with the three ARUP profiles Mark Watts, Rory McGowan and Jan Wurm.

The competition USE SPACE is looking for solutions for how to convert the old warehouse in Aalborg's East Harbour to a flexible and temporary co-working space.

Possible Greenland - the Danish/Greenlandic contribution to the 13th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice 2012 - is now displayed in Nuuk.