Copenhagen Architecture Forum (CAFx) is a non-profit organisation founded in 2014 that works to raise public awareness of how architecture shapes everyday life. From its event and exhibition space at Halmtorvet 27 in Vesterbro, CAFx runs an annual programme of exhibitions, talks, film screenings and debates. The organisation also produces the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial and is supported by the Municipality of Copenhagen, Realdania and Statens Kunstfond.
Halmtorvet 27, 1700 København V
Opening hours follow the event programme
Three architects present their letters to Copenhagen's mayor about the city's future, discussing sustainability and architecture's role in urban development.
City architect Finn Williams explores how building standards and legal frameworks can become spaces for critical architectural practice rather than constraints on creativity.
Værtshuset's final night features classic bingo, prizes, and free cold drinks before the venue closes for good.
An intimate discussion on how Copenhagen is preparing for climate change and extreme weather, bringing together city officials, experts, and residents to explore urban resilience.
An evening exploring how to create welcoming shared spaces through art, film, conversation and performance with artist Luna Scales, Tutu Wanna/Tuan and architect Lauge Floris.
Copenhagen Architecture Forum presents a world premiere about Superkilen with a conversation between architects Bjarke Ingels, Superflex and Topotek 1.
Curator and architect Amelie Klein discusses the design of decision rooms and what it means for democracy, inclusion and participation today.
Copenhagen Architecture Forum's summer celebration features DJ music, refreshments, and snacks alongside the announcement of the 2027 biennial's theme.
Ivana Stancic from Dark Matter Labs explores systems mapping as a design practice for coordinating collective action and transforming the built environment.
International fellows present their research on law, architecture, and sustainable producer responsibility at the closing event of a collaborative fellowship programme.
A documentary about architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown, exploring their groundbreaking work and their creative partnership spanning over 50 years.
The first evening in the Strategic Architecture evening school series, where architects Olaf Grawert and Deane Simpson discuss how architecture can influence political processes and collective decision-making.
