Reworking Architecture.
Forming Nature.

Uncertainty leaves the future open. At Building Green Copenhagen, Flemming Rafn presents Hope and Dark Green Momentum, exploring the possibilities and challenges of regenerative approaches in a time of rapid change.

The Royal Danish Academy’s new Spatial Ecologies programme brings together perspectives on landscape, architecture and long-term change. Flemming Rafn joins the autumn programme in Kalundborg, drawing on more than two decades of practice.

The expert reference group for “Från hård kant till vasskant” (“From hard edge to living edge”) brings together perspectives on how extractive landscapes can be reworked. Rafn Studio founder Flemming Rafn joins the Swedish initiative.

What could a more grounded and constructive environmental optimism look like? This question frames the closing keynote at Building Green in Aarhus by Flemming Rafn.

A grant from the Danish Arts Foundation / Statens Kunstfond supports the continued development of Rafn Studio’s work. The support has been awarded to founder Flemming Rafn.

Exploring the connections between architecture, food production and regenerative systems, Danish Architecture Center’s AfterDAC talk Mushrooms: Future Gold? brought together voices working across these fields.

Holbæk Municipality has selected Rafn Studio to develop a new vision plan for Kalvemose Å and its surrounding landscape.

Rafn Studio is now live, and with it a new Copenhagen practice founded by Flemming Rafn.