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Nordhavnen

Nordhavnen

Neighbourhood in DenmarkWikipedia

Search complete. 6 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Nordhavnen".

Sep 24, 2026

Robert MartinGUEST
5:17
I think that Danish architects, especially in the last 10 years, have been really forward in the way they think about new urban developments.
Robert MartinGUEST
5:27
We can look at places like Norhavn, for instance.
Robert MartinGUEST
5:31
This is the new city quarter that's grown up in the northern harbour of Copenhagen, just a bit outside the city centre.
Robert MartinGUEST
5:36
Right.
Jonas HartzGUEST
13:15
Yeah.
Richard FeiginHOST
13:15
I went to his studio this summer in, uh, yeah, in Nordhavn.
Jonas HartzGUEST
13:19
Mm-hmm.
Richard FeiginHOST
13:19
Far out in Nordhavn.
Jonas HartzGUEST
13:21
Yeah.
Richard FeiginHOST
13:21
Uh, and there we were talking about his art history, and he said, "I've always done art and graffiti in parallel."
Iain MontgomeryHOST
31:18
And it's sort of l- mixing and matching old ways of doing things, new ways of doing things, and then productizing them.
Iain MontgomeryHOST
31:23
Um, and I g- I guess, like, Co- I think the reason that made me think of it is, like, there's a building, I think it's in Nordhavn in Copenhagen, where they've effectively gone and built a giant tent over the construction site, and they're kinda using the site as the factory for building the building while not letting all the negative externalities of noise and dust harm other people who are living in the area, which I think is a really good example of taking that-
Bent FlyvbjergGUEST
31:46
Yeah
Iain MontgomeryHOST
31:46
... modular concept and putting it on a building site.
Bent FlyvbjergGUEST
32:14
...
Bent FlyvbjergGUEST
32:14
the weather, and that's a, that is a big thing, especially in a place that has as bad weather as Denmark has.
Bent FlyvbjergGUEST
32:19
So that, that, uh, yeah, that, that, uh, is happening in Nordhavn.
Bent FlyvbjergGUEST
32:23
That is happening right here where- which is, you know, like a mile south of Nordhavn where I'm sitting now, and that's becoming more common b- simply because it's economical, because you won't have, uh, uh, many days where people can't work on the, on the construction site.

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