
Co-creating Architecture is a bookseries project that takes a look at the vast potential and use of co-creation within Danish architecture.

Co-creating Architecture is a bookseries project that takes a look at the vast potential and use of co-creation within Danish architecture.

Co-creating Architecture is a bookseries project that takes a look at the vast potential and use of co-creation within Danish architecture.

In today's culture of narcissism and celebrity it's an assumed expectation that faces can be put to names. Even in 16th Century Europe, the large majority of notable persons had a likeness made of themselves and displayed for posterity – save for architects, it seems. Take, for instance, Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) – the Renaissance style-setter and author of the groundbreaking treatise The Four Books on Architecture, the seminal text of which inspired the likes of Thomas Jefferson. If challenged, could you easily put a face to Palladio's name? There is no accurate, agreed-upon "official" portrait of the architect – until now, that is.