Temperatures are rising: Are your properties ready?
What do rising temperatures do to the buildings we live and work in? And why are heat and water two sides of the same coin when we talk about climate risks?
When
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Location
ØENS HAVE, Refshaleøen
About the event
Temperature as the Overlooked Risk
When we talk about climate adaptation in the real estate sector, the conversation almost always revolves around water - cloudbursts, flooding, and rising groundwater. But there is another climate risk that less frequently makes it onto the agenda: the temperature itself.
Denmark is already 1.8 degrees warmer than before the industrial revolution, more than the global average. Summers are warmer, periods of drought are longer, and heatwaves are more frequent. And our buildings, constructed for a climate we no longer have, are not prepared.
What do rising temperatures do to the buildings we live and work in – for structures, indoor climate, and well-being? And why are heat and water two sides of the same coin when we talk about climate risks?
These are the questions we are focusing on on August 20th at ØENS HAVE on Refshaleøen.
The event is aimed at those who work professionally with real estate - and who want to understand concretely what rising temperatures mean for the built environment.
Come and gain insight - from heatwave to action plan.
Experts in the field
Danish Meteorological Institute
Mark R. Payne, Scientific Coordinator for the Climate Atlas
Realdania
Tue Patursson, Architectural Technologist, construction communicator
ØENS HAVE
URBAN FARM & EVENT SPACE
Program
How the event runs
14.00
Welcome and registration
14.10
Introduction to today's program
14.15
Mark R. Payne, Scientific Coordinator for Klimaatlas, DMI
Focus on climate change and temperature development in Denmark and globally, as well as the consequences for the built environment – with a special starting point in DMI's Climate Atlas.
14.40
Tue Patursson, Architectural Technologist, construction communicator, Realdania
Technical construction insight into what rising temperatures mean for buildings and their residents – and how our building practices affect well-being when heatwaves strike.
15.05
Break
15.15
ØENS HAVE Tour
Guided tour of the garden with a presentation on how urban farming can be used as a tool for greener urban development, as well as how urban farming can be included in climate adaptation efforts.
16.00
Closing toast and networking
What you bring home
Location
ØENS HAVE, Refshaleøen
Date
Time
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Address
Refshalevej 159b, 1432 Copenhagen
Room
ØENS HAVE, Refshaleøen
Photo:
oenshave.dk
Registration
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