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Remote landscapes

Blogpost by

Anne Romme

Date

23.05.2015

The second year students are studying remote landscapes this semester. Landscapes in remote part of Denmark (Nakskov on the island Lolland) or landscapes which have become remote (Værløse air base near Copenhagen). Either way, the large-scale landscapes studies will lead to small scale interventions.