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An overview of the ecclesiastical buildings in the period of queen Margrethe I in Scandinavia.

Energy efficient retrofitting of a 1950-ies multi-dwelling block house considering hygrothermal properties – field measurements and simulation

Elevated moisture contents due to exposed weather conditions and ageing façade materials can often lead to degradation and increased risks for the building walls, but also affect the insulating properties of the materials, as thermal and hygric behaviour of building materials are closely interconnected. This paper presents the first results from a study of a 1950-ies multi-family building with a p

A method for blind validation of hygrothermal calculation tools

The use of hygrothermal calculation tools for dimensional purposes in the design phase is common. However, used tools are usually not blindly verified in real, on-site conditions. This paper present a method for verification of hygrothermal calculation tools for real-life, situations. In the method calculations become carried out before the measurement results are known, i.e. by blind calculations

Just gardens? : On parks as spaces of law and morality

In this paper I discussed the garden of justice as a physical and social space in which law and morality become manifest. My point of departure was a number of sites like the park Ørstedsparken in Copenhagen, which are, or have been, spaces where homosexual men meet up to have sex. The use of these outdoor spaces as cruising areas connects to the idea of the garden as a space which affords the op