
Less Demolition - More Renovation - Better Climate
Gentofte Folkemøde discusses sustainable urban development with a focus on renovation over demolition and shared housing models as climate-friendly solutions.
Helene Brochmann is a Danish SF (Socialist People's Party) politician and member of the Gentofte municipal council, where she focuses on sustainable urban development, nature and architecture. By day she works as chief consultant at the Royal Danish Academy - Architecture, Design, Conservation. She is also an author and public speaker specialising in Greenlandic history and society, holding a master's degree in social science and Eskimology.
Helene Brochmann stood as an SF parliamentary candidate in the Copenhagen Surroundings constituency at the parliamentary election on 24 March 2026.
After the municipal election in November 2025, Brochmann was re-elected to Gentofte Municipality Council and serves on the Finance Committee.
At the municipal election on 18 November 2025, Brochmann received 1,355 personal votes and secured another term in Gentofte Municipality Council for SF.
The book 'Daily Life in Ammassalik' - about photographer ArKaluk Bianco's previously unseen photographs from East Greenland in the 1950s-60s - was published by Aarhus University Press.
Brochmann is registered as a senior consultant at the Royal Academy - Architecture, Design, Conservation from 2025, after having been a specialist consultant there since 2016.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.

Gentofte Folkemøde discusses sustainable urban development with a focus on renovation over demolition and shared housing models as climate-friendly solutions.

Artist Bolatta Silis-Høegh and curators Nauja Bianco and Helene Brochmann discuss the DAAMANI exhibition, which combines historical photographs from East Greenland with contemporary art.