




Axelborg,
Horsens

We believe affordable housing is a solution to create a socially sustainable neighbourhood. Høje Gladsaxe and Axelborg are two examples in Denmark. How can a Neighbourhoods for Generations concept meet the housing needs of all residents and engage across generations?
Creating a neighbourhood that is inviting for all generations is an ongoing process and innovation is required in all levels of urban planning - physical environment, social infrastructure, governance and engagement, and services systems. How can we create interdisciplinary solutions that merge and integrate different perspectives?

Høje Gladsaxe,
Greater Copenhagen


Be awarded up to 500,000 DKK to develop and showcase your idea

Christian Pagh (head of jury)
Director and Chief Curator of the Oslo Architecture Triennale

Hanna Harris
Chief Design Officer, City of Helsinki

Mikkel Warming
Head of Development, 3B

Natalie Mossin
Head of Institute, the Royal Danish Academy – Institute of Architecture and Technology

Finn Williams
City Architect of Malmö

Steffen Møller Borgbjerg
Director, ALBO

Gro Sandkjær Hanssen
Senior researcher at OsloMet and Professor II in Urban and Regional Planning, NMBU

Jan Gehl
Professor, Architect Maa, Founding Partner Gehl
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Dec 2022
Open Call
Competition start
27 Mar 2023
Assessment
Results and winners notified
Apr - May 2023
Further development
Dialogue with winning teams
May 2023
Announcement
Winners and honourable mentions announced
Jun 2023
Exhibition
Exhibition opens
2 - 6 Jul 2023
Participation
UIA World Congress of Architects
30 Sep 2023
Participation
Almene Boligdage