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15.09.2014
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Det ansete tidsskrift Architectural Review har lavet et stort og spændende portræt af professor Christoffer Harlang og hans studerendes arbejder på kandidatprogrammet ’Kulturarv, Transformation og Restaurering’.
Interviewet i Architectural Review er særdeles fyldigt med mange spørgsmål og grundige beskrivelser af de studerendes projekter i ord og billeder.
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Christoffer Harlang
I think I started as a teacher because I loved the atmosphere at the Royal Academy and because I knew that it was the best way to improve my own skills as an architect. Today I teach because the students inspire me in so many ways. These young people constitute enormous collective energy.
Christoffer Harlang
Project Title: Small Movements – A Transformation of Raadmansgade 14, Completed: May 2012, Student: Julia With
I believe the best way to work with a project is to base it on an empathic and open-minded approach.
Julia With (studerende)
Project Title: Interweaving Old and New in Wedding, Berlin, Completed: 2013, Student: Mette Johanne Hübschmann
Generally you could say that one thing I learnt throughout my studies at the CTR is that you don’t need to invent something new to create a place with a character, you only need to engage with the project and its context in an authentic way.
Mette Johanne Hübschmann (studerende)
Project Title: Hansen and Hanssted: an addition, Completed: January 2013, Student: Even Olstad
I start every project by analysing possibilities and shortfalls, and follow opportunities to their natural conclusion. It is a liberating way to work, and has made me feel more like a gardener, helping my projects grow, than a shepherd, herding unruly projects to a destination.
Even Olstad (studerende)
Project Title: Transformation Berlin, Completed: 2010, Students: Victor Boye Julebäk and Ask Anker Aistrup
I want my work to be informed by a sensitivity to experience – an awareness of specific atmospheres through the physical qualities of architecture.
Victor Boye Julebäk and Ask Anker Aistrup
