Join 100 senior professionals from real estate, facilities, HR, technology, executive management, architecture, design and professional advisors to listen to global thought leaders, further their knowledge and share best practise and expertise.
Founded in 1985, the Danish Architecture Center (DAC) in Copenhagen is a dynamic hub for architectural innovation. With a focus on promoting the importance of architecture and urban design, DAC hosts exhibitions, events, and workshops to inspire public engagement and critical discourse. Designed by architect Henning Larsen, DAC’s iconic building on the waterfront symbolizes Denmark’s commitment to modern design and sustainability. Through digital platforms and educational programs, DAC extends its influence, collaborating with diverse partners to advocate for livable, resilient cities. As a leading institution in Denmark, DAC continues to push boundaries and champion innovation in the field of architecture.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
If you are using public transportation, the M3 Metro line to Gammel Strand or to Rådhuspladsen Station will take you within ten minutes’ walk of the venue.
Alternatively, Stormgade bus stop (accessible with Lines 37, 31, 23 and 2A), Otto Mønsteds Plads (Lines 5C and 68) and the Royal Danish Library (Line 26) are just a five-minute walk from DAC.
The journey from Copenhagen Airport takes about twenty minutes by car and thirty minutes with public transportation. Plan your journey and find more information at: www.rejseplanen.dk
DRIVING AND PARKING
There is a fully automatic paid parking garage with 350 parking spaces available for event participants at BLOX. The entrance is on Vester Voldgade. See more here.
