Nordic Carbon Neutral Bauhaus Closing Event

Nordic Carbon Neutral Bauhaus project aims to facilitate and to accelerate the sustainability transition process in the vast context of the built environment. The project brings together stakeholders from the fields of construction, culture, and environment, to consider how the forward-looking spirit of EU-led New European Bauhaus could be interpreted in the Nordic context.

How can we integrate a cultural dimension into our sustainability actions? How can architecture, design and art help in finding a way to build and live in a carbon neutral and inclusive manner?

We are pleased to invite you to the Nordic Carbon Neutral Bauhaus closing online event, an open for all gathering that marks the culmination of a collaborative initiative focused on sustainability and design across the Nordic region

Welcome along to celebrate our two-year journey and actions for a better future!

Nordic Carbon Neutral Bauhaus closing event is accompanied with the exhibition Beyond Zero held in Form/Design Center.

Programme

9.15 Welcome
Anders Vestergaard Jensen (The Nordic Council of Ministers)

9.30 Keynote
Helena Bjarnegård (Boverket)

10.00 Nordic Carbon Neutral Bauhaus in the spotlight
Anders Vestergaard (The Nordic Council of Ministers)
Helena Bjarnegård (Boverket)
Malin Kock Hansen (Doga)
Harri Hakaste (Ministry of the Environment, Finland)
Regina Viljasaar-Frenzel (Ministry of Climate of Estonia)
Ólavur Jóannesarson Hansen (Landsverk)

11.15 Break

11.30 Comments from the NEB Community
Henriette Thuen (Desire: Irresistible Circular Society)
Malin Kock Hansen (NEB-STAR)
Vera Winthagen (European Commission)

12.00 NEBA Alliance North Hub
Camilla Berggren-Tarrodi (RISE) & Anna Tommingas (EKA)

12.45 Closing & thank you

The schedule is presented according to the Swedish time zone (UTC+1).

Registration and additional information

The final event will be streamed online. Please register here.

The event is organized by The Nordic Carbon Neutral Bauhaus project in collaboration with FORM/Design Centre and Archinfo – The information Centre for Finnish Architecture.