
In 2014 the first excursion under the direction of the KOEN Institute took place in Denmark. 134 students travelled together to Copenhagen and the cities around Öresund. This excursion was based on the Subject Matter Housing from the same semester. Among other things, the students and lecturers were lucky enough to be able to visit one of the atrium houses in the famous Danish housing estate designed by Jörn Utzon. The program ranged from buildings by Arne Jacobsen to new buildings by BIG. In the newly built suburbs of Örestad on the Danish side and BO 06 in Malmö, the students were able to experience contemporary architectural references for themselves. The city and the surrounding area were explored and researched by the students with various sketching and mapping exercises. For many, the experience of the rather quiet Scandinavian poetic approach to architecture and construction when visiting the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in the outskirts of Copenhagen and the church of Sigurd Lewerentz remains a strong memory.














In 2014 the first excursion under the direction of the KOEN Institute took place in Denmark. 134 students travelled together to Copenhagen and the cities around Öresund. This excursion was based on the Subject Matter Housing from the same semester. Among other things, the students and lecturers were lucky enough to be able to visit one of the atrium houses in the famous Danish housing estate designed by Jörn Utzon. The program ranged from buildings by Arne Jacobsen to new buildings by BIG. In the newly built suburbs of Örestad on the Danish side and BO 06 in Malmö, the students were able to experience contemporary architectural references for themselves. The city and the surrounding area were explored and researched by the students with various sketching and mapping exercises. For many, the experience of the rather quiet Scandinavian poetic approach to architecture and construction when visiting the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in the outskirts of Copenhagen and the church of Sigurd Lewerentz remains a strong memory.










