There is plenty for you to learn and engage with in our official programme. Find above the INTERACTIVE PROGRAMME LISTING from the 4 days in Bella Center. (We suggest you use a computer for the best experience at this point. The mobile app will be available to gather your top picks in one place and a link will be sent to all participants a week before the congress starts).

Meet and engage with some of the most influential and innovative profiles in the built environment through the KEYNOTE DIALOGUES, explore talks from our partners THE OBEL AWARD, VELUX, REALDANIA and many more. Look forward to young voices taking the stage in the NEXT GEN sessions and learn the newest trends from the extensive SCIENCE TRACK, bringing you 250+ paper presentations within the 6 congress themes.

The congress programme runs from 8.30 am to 4.30 pm on Monday to Wednesday and from 9 am to 2.30 pm on Thursday. (More on the venue here) Other activities will take place outside congress hours in and around Copenhagen  (Social Events, Tours, Side Events & Pavilion visits), so there is plenty to experience while you are here.

Below – you can find individual sessions described in detail – that are also easier to share online with your friends. Click the coloured buttons to find all sessions linked to a specific theme.

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Next Gen: The World’s Best LNOB 2040 tweet?

What successful ‘Leave No One Behind’ #LNOB initiatives made the headlines in 2040? Join a carefully crafted, skillfully facilitated workshop to discuss, co-create and share ideas on which solutions will…
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Convince or Compel – How to Communicate Effectively to Shape a Sustainable Future with Wooden Buildings

Sustainable wood is a renewable material that contributes to a resilient planet and rural livelihoods and is a viable alternative to fossil-fuel-based building materials. The development of wooden high-rise residential…
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Next Gen: Pitch & Panel 2 – Sustainable Futures by Young Entrepreneurs

Be inspired by 14 startup pitches from entrepreneurs representing Mexico, Korea, India, Denmark, Colombia, Ghana, South Africa and Kenya with Live feedback from an international jury. Connect, vote and offer…
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Next Gen: Turning the Tables – Enabling Young Voices in the Green Transition

Young voices are calling for climate action across the world. They’re willing to make the sacrifices that are needed to avoid irreversible climate chaos. However, one’s age is often hindering…
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Architectural Education for a Sustainable Future

Marilys R. Nepomechie (United States) and Ashraf M. Salama (Egypt/United Kingdom), Co-Directors of the UIA Education Commission (EDUCOM) and Co-Reporters of the UNESCO-UIA Validation Council for Architectural Education, will co-host…
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Partnerships for Change – Exploring The potential of UIA Region 2 – Ukraine and Lebanon

Region II of UIA comprises architectural organisations of the following countries: from Europe (Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, the Baltic countries – Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, along with Russia, Ukraine,…
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UIA Public Spaces Work Programme

Public space is like an open space, that induces the communication among the users. It has several alternatives: can walk freely, having each one the right of going and coming,…
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Regenerative, Resilient and Equitable Built Environment: The Role of Cities and Architects

Current construction practices are fundamentally misaligned with cities’ visions for climate neutral, resilient, circular, equitable, and healthy communities. The construction sector is responsible for more than 23% of the world’s…
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Dynamic Capabilities – why we need to change how, who and what we teach

Our common global community are facing challenges more complex than ever before. Complexity calls for new perspectives, skills and capabilities amongst the already prac-ticing stakeholders in the built environment and…
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