Publications

This work is part of a multidisciplinary research collaboration that aims to strengthen and influence the public and professional debate on regenerative transitions in the construction sector. Through fact-based mappings, analysis, and future scenarios, the project explores pathways and processes that can lead to truly regenerative building practices beyond conventional sustainability frameworks, and seeks to define what this means. In this publication, I contributed to the c

This study examines how biodiversity loss can be incorporated into building life cycle assessment, highlighting methodological gaps that prioritize climate indicators while overlooking broader ecological impacts. Using life cycle inventory data from 73 Danish building cases, the research explores both climate change and biodiversity impacts across typologies and material compositions. The findings underscore trade-offs between embodied carbon and biodiversity loss and suggest

Genbrug på matriklen (Reuse on the Plot) is a research initiative that investigates how architectural design processes can be transformed by prioritizing the direct reuse of materials on a building site, a strategy recognized as one of the most impactful practices for sustainable construction. The project explores how architects can work with material data , including environmental screening and non-destructive testing , to better understand, evaluate, and integrate existing