Danish Architecture Center

Danish Architecture Center
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Danish Architecture Center (DAC) is an international cultural attraction for everyone who wants to experience and understand how architecture and design create the framework for our lives. DAC is located in BLOX by Copenhagen’s inner harbour and part of the city’s Cultural district. Through exhibitions, tours, events, and education, DAC inspires, educates, and engages visitors. Sustainability is at the core of DACs mission, reflected in its status as a certified Green Attraction. Discover the latest trends in architecture and design at DAC Design Shop, where every product is carefully selected with sustainability in mind. DAC Café prioritises organic ingredients, local produce, and animal welfare while actively minimising food waste.

During 3daysofdesign, DAC presents Meet Me Here, an exhibition by Spacon. The installation explores how design and architecture shape our encounters—with each other, ourselves, and our surroundings. In a world where digital connections replace physical presence, Meet Me Here creates a space for real, unexpected moments. The Gallery Stairs at DAC becomes a living installation where movement and interaction shift perspectives. Every action leaves a mark—on spaces, people, and the environment. Meet Me Here invites visitors to rediscover presence and explore how we shape the world around us.

Related Exhibitions
Architect Pål Lunder founded Fjordfiesta in 2004, wishing to develop and reconnect with the Scandinavian design heritage. The Norwegian design brand is passionate about collaborating with new designers, and proud to renew classic gems from the Norwegian design vault. Committed to tackling ethical and environmental challenges, Fjordfiesta is hands–on in every part of the chain—from design and manufacture to delivery. The furniture is made at Fjordfiesta’s factory in Molde Norway, where high–quality craftsmanship and cutting–edge technology ensure objects that last a lifetime and beyond.
Fjordfiesta
January 16, 2023
Furniture
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Tools for Everyday Life is a project showcasing the community of practice surrounding the BA Furniture and Product Design programme at Northumbria University. This community has evolved through a dialogical approach to teaching and learning, where academic and technical staff act as facilitators in an ongoing process of shared inquiry with students. The project sets design briefs to create everyday objects that bring joy in use, proposing artefacts that recognise and celebrate the innumerable skilled actions that shape daily life. The aim is to draw inspiration from materials and processes that not only define the objects people interact with but also shape the relationship with the surrounding environment.
Tools for Everyday Life
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Furniture
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TABLEAU is a multidisciplinary creative studio and exhibition space. Founded in Copenhagen in 2018 by floral designer Julius Værnes Iversen, TABLEAU works to deconstruct established ideas of art and design through a collaborative approach. Together with Edition Solenne, TABLEAU has curated 9 of the most exciting artist of the moment for Project Materia.
TABLEAU & Edition Solenne
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Peach Corner is an artist–run exhibition space for artistic materialisations in clay. Peach Corner present the ceramic discipline across craft, design and visual art expressions in what is, obviously, a fairly fluid field. In the permanent exhibition space, Peach Corner organises seven exhibitions a year. During 3daysofdesign, Peach Corner will stage a special exhibition that presents functional ceramics: objects that play a part in acts and utilitarian contexts. Peach Corner wishes to showcase good ceramic ideas, sensuous shapes and clay transformed into form and design with a distinct character and contemporary relevance.
Peach Corner
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Accessories
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Other Exhibitions
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LIGHT—POINT
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Schönbuch – a German furniture brand that stands out thanks to its clean designs, expressive colours and wide choice of finishes. As well as aesthetics, functionality and quality are fundamentally important, be it in storage systems with their endless possible variations or individual furniture items and accessories. A specialist in entrance areas, Schönbuch is now equally at home in all living and commercial spaces. The products in its portfolio are not just functional but designer pieces with exquisite craftsmanship and delicate features. Simply beautiful!
Schönbuch
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Foscarini imagines, develops and produces decorative lamps: night and day, whether they’re on or off, they seduce, surprise and inspire. An Italian company of reference on the international design scene in the field of decorative lighting, since 1981 Foscarini has combined the double soul of the best tradition of Made in Italy: the artisan and industrial one. Foscarini creates forms and projects of light with vivid personality, with the aim of making people feel constantly at home, both in the home itself and in collective spaces.
Foscarini
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Mindo is a Danish–based outdoor furniture brand with an eco–conscious perspective on outdoor living. With a strong focus on design and materials, Mindo offers high–quality outdoor furniture without compromising on aesthetics or comfort. Working with renowned European designers and carefully selected recyclable materials from industry–leading manufacturers, the Mindo mindset has always been about awareness of the environment and taking responsibility for the resources used. The collection is created for gardens, terraces, and urban spaces. For dining and for lounging. For families, for friends, or time alone. Mindo is made for moments.
Mindo
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