Danish architecture firm Third Nature has unveiled Øhjem, a long-term strategic vision for the re-naturalization of Greater Copenhagen by 2050. This initiative aligns with the Water's Ways program under Agenda Earth, emphasizing the restoration of agricultural land and the protection of homes from water-related threats. The landmark Danish Green Tripartite Agreement provides over DKK 30 billion to foster biodiversity and climate action through extensive land restoration and new forest creation. Through Øhjem, Third Nature seeks to set a framework for sustainable land-use changes and stimulate government investment effectively.
Third Nature's Øhjem is a strategic vision for re-naturalizing Greater Copenhagen by 2050, emphasizing land restoration, climate action, and biodiversity.
The project aims to restore 15% of Danish agricultural land, protect 600,000 homes from water threats, and pursue ambitious climate and biodiversity goals.
With over DKK 30 billion, the Danish Green Tripartite Agreement targets restoration of lowland soils and creation of extensive new forests, supported by various measures.
The Øhjem masterplan is a critical framework guiding Denmark's transition to sustainable land use, integrating architecture, legal expertise, and government investment.
Collection
[
|
...
]