Djernes & Bell Designs Danish Research Centre Using Local Natural Materials
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Jon Astbury
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Summary
Danish architecture studio Djernes & Bell designed Hedeskov Living Lab, a research and educational centre in Rønde, Denmark, using local natural materials like clay, sand, hemp, and wood. The centre is located on rewilded farmland and focuses on regenerative practices research and education. It occupies multiple structures including an old stone school, serving as a 'living laboratory' for sustainable architecture and environmental practices.
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Located on rewilded farmland, the centre is dedicated to research and education on regenerative practices and occupies a series of structures, including an old stone school.
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