Podcast Episode
Integrated design in Copenhagen: why we still build in silos | Tore Banke, TREDJE NATUR | #264
About this episode
Urbcast is back after summer! I'm really excited to share this conversation with Tore Banke – architect, PhD, Head of Impact and Associate Partner at THIRD NATURE (Tredje Natur) in Copenhagen. Rain falls on a roof an architect designed, crosses a landscape someone else drew and ends up in a pipe owned by a utility. Physically it's one system — but we design, budget and manage it in separate pieces. This episode is about how to bridge those silos.Link to THIRD NATURE: https://www.thirdnaturearchitects.comLink to Enghaveparken, the climate park we discuss: https://www.thirdnaturearchitects.com/case/adaptation-park
Topics:✅ From objects to relationships: what computational design really changed ✅ Why water doesn't know any boundaries — and our budgets do ✅ Combining functions is easy, combining budgets isn't ✅ How one project becomes a method that travels to other cities ✅ AI as computational design 20 years later: the tools got democratised, expertise didn't📘 Book recommendation from my guest: The Gospel of the Eels — Patrik Svensson
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