BLOXHUB published The Paradox of Proximity, a book exploring urban loneliness and spatial challenges.
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1 in 6 people experience loneliness (WHO Report). And just because we live in closer proximity to one another in cities, that does not automatically create connection. Wβ¦
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BLOXHUB
Let's create our urban future - together! β Membership based community I Partnerships and knowledge sharing
- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Location
- KΓΈbenhavn K, DK
- Company size
- 51β200 employees
About BLOXHUB
BLOXHUB is the Nordic hub for sustainable urbanization. Founded on the belief, that the challenges of global urbanisation and climate change require new ways of collaboration.
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BLOXHUB is hosting the Copenhagen Masterclass for the second year in a row, featuring an architectural harbour tour by Nora Thiel on a vessel over 100 years old.
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BLOXHUB is hosting the Copenhagen Masterclass for urban decisionmakers in close collaboration with partners across academia and industry based on the Innovation Atlas for next week.
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BLOXHUB is featured in the Challenger Cities episode discussing the paradox of proximity and the challenges of urban life.
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