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Chemicals and Cancer: An Overload Of Toxins Causes Cancer...
Reducing Toxic Overload Vital For Eliminating Cancer
Chemicals and Cancer - The Modern World Brought With it Unintended Consequences
On chemicals and cancer, an eminent German oncologist says that cancer is caused by environmental toxins. Others agree. While there are obviously other issues, fungus, viruses, genetics, etc., the major change in the world that could have lead to the explosion of cancer over the last 100 years has been the introduction of tens of thousands of chemicals into the environment. Chemicals that we had never been exposed to before. Ones that our bodies don't know how to handle. The link between toxic Chemicals and Cancer becomes clearer the longer we are surrounded by them.
They overwhelm the defenses of your body and cancer develops. Unfortunately, if industry and the government they control have their way, it may even become worse.
Biotech companies have been aggressively promoting the use of genetically modified food. It's a financial goldmine for them. Unfortunately, there are several problems with genetically modified food. Even the scientists at the FDA resisted them till political pressure from the top approved it. Every independent study has shown problems with the eating of genetically modified food. Abnormal cell growth being high on the list. And no wonder.
Jeffrey Smith, author of Seeds of Deception writes on SeedsOfDeception.com:
"More worrisome is that the "promoter" used inside GM foods could get transferred to bacteria or internal organs. Promoters act like a light switches, permanently turning on genes that might otherwise be switched off. Scientists believe that this might create unpredictable health effects, including the potentially pre-cancerous cell growth found in the animal feeding studies mentioned above.
"Milk from rbGH-treated cows contains an increased amount of the hormone IGF-1, which is one of the highest risk factors associated with breast and prostate cancer, among others. Soy allergies skyrocketed by 50% in the UK, coinciding with the introduction of GM soy imports from the U.S."
Foods are not required to be labeled as GM foods.The only way to make sure you are not eating food that has been genetically modified is to eat organic food or food labeled non-gmo. Eating organic food will also reduce the amount of chemicals you are ingesting.
Types of toxins in your body
There are several types of toxic buildups in the body that need to be dealt with when addressing the chemicals and cancer link to fight cancer. First there is cellular toxicity caused by the shunting of toxins into cells due to excess acidity in the blood, and the inability to release toxins in the cells for that very same reason.
Next is heavy metal and chemical toxicity coming from years of exposure to highly toxic heavy metals and chemicals. While many come from the environment, silver amalgam fillings, many vaccines and some other drugs put mercury and other toxins into our body. Most large fish have elevated mercury levels. Elevated levels of heavy metals disrupt the immune system, and must be dealt with when fighting cancer.
And then there is the toxic buildup in the colon of undigested foods and hardened fecal matter. Nutrient absorption is disrupted, and toxins sitting in that decaying mess are reabsorbed back into the body. This creates a constant stress on the immune system, and a further load on the body's detoxification systems. Colon cleaning needs to happen on the journey to good health.
The Chlorinated Water and Cancer Connection
Pathogens in water have led to many diseases. But did you know that what's put in your water to purify it may be causing your cancer (and heart disease)?
The French, with their lower cancer rates from consuming OPCs and resveratrol in red wine, have made red wine famous for its health benefits. There is another side to their lower cancer rates that most people don't know...
The French do not drink chlorinated water. They ozonate their water to purify it.
Does this make a difference? Absolutely.
"We are quite convinced... that there is an association between cancer and chlorinated water."
Medical College Of Wisconsin research team
We don't use the chemical chlorine because it's safe, we use it because it is cheap. We essentially still pour bleach in our water before we drink it. The long-term effects of chlorinated drinking water are a disastrous example of the chemicals and cancer link.
According to the U.S. Council Of Environmental Quality, "Cancer risk among people drinking chlorinated water is 93% higher than among those whose water does not contain chlorine."
It may cause much heart disease too. Dr. Joseph Price wrote a highly controversial book in the late sixties titled Coronaries/Cholesterol/Chlorine, and concluded that nothing can negate the incontrovertible fact that the basic cause of arteriosclerosis, heart attacks and stroke, is chlorine.
Dr. Price later headed up a study using chickens as test subjects, where two groups of several hundred birds were observed throughout their span to maturity. The chemicals and cancer link was about to be put to the test...
One group was given water with chlorine and the other without. The group raised with chlorine, when autopsied, showed some level of heart or circulatory disease in every specimen, the group without had no incidence of disease. The group without chlorine grew faster, larger and displayed vigorous health.
This study was well received in the poultry industry, and is still used as a reference today. As a result, most large poultry producers use dechlorinated water.
When chlorine is added to our water, it combines with other natural compounds to form Trihalomethanes (chlorination byproducts), or THMs. These chlorine byproducts trigger the production of free radicals in the body, causing cell damage, and are highly carcinogenic.
"Although concentrations of these carcinogens (THMs) are low, it is precisely these low levels that cancer scientists believe are responsible for the majority of human cancers in the United States". The Environmental Defense Fund
Dr. Robert Carlson, a highly respected University of Minnesota researcher, sums it up by claiming, "Chlorine is the greatest crippler and killer of modern times!"
Breast cancer, which now affects one in every eight women in North America, has recently been linked to the accumulation of chlorine compounds in the breast tissue. A study carried out in Hartford Connecticut, the first of it's kind in North America, found that:
"Women with breast cancer have 50% to 60% higher levels of organochlorines (chlorination byproducts) in their breast tissue than women without breast cancer."
It is not just drinking chlorinated water that is the problem.
Up to two thirds of our exposure to chlorine is due to inhalation of steam and skin absorption while showering. A warm shower opens up the pores of the skin and allows for accelerated absorption of chlorine and other chemicals in water.
The steam we inhale while showering can contain up to 50 times the level of chemicals than tap water due to the fact that chlorine and most other contaminants vaporize much faster and at a lower temperature than water. Inhalation is a much more harmful means of exposure since the chlorine gas (chloroform) we inhale goes directly into our blood stream.
"Showering is suspected as the primary cause of elevated levels of chloroform in nearly every home because of chlorine in the water."
Dr Lance Wallace, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
If you take showers using chlorinated water and are dealing with cancer, clearly installing a shower filter to dechlorinate your shower water makes good sense.
Other Toxin Sources
In the process of eliminating as much toxic exposure as possible for sake of the chemicals and cancer link, you need to limit exposure from the chemicals in your carpets and walls of your home. Unless you've already taken special efforts to have a chemical free house, formaldehyde and many other chemicals have been outgassing toxic fumes in yours for years. Hulda Clark, in her books on fighting cancer and other diseases, recommends that all carpeting be pulled up, paneling and walls taken out and replaced, and so on - if you want to beat cancer. Pretty drastic stuff. A less overwhelming solution would be to get a photo catalysis air cleaner. Using technology developed by NASA, it puts out molecules that interact with VOCs, the chemicals put out by carpets, etc. and changes them into harmless carbon and water molecules.
Personal care items like shampoo, conditioner, or skin lotion often contain ingredients that add to the overburden of chemicals your immune system must get rid of. Try to use as natural and pure personal care items with as few chemical listed in the ingredients as possible to reduce that overload. The less overwhelmed your immune system is, the better it can fight the cancer.
The buildup of toxins in your body reduces cell oxygenation and toxins will damage DNA, causing cell mutation. The key is to protect your cells by making sure you are taking plenty of antioxidants, stop drinking chlorinated water or taking showers in it, and get rid of the buildup of toxins in your body using safe and natural detoxifiers.
There are three types of detoxification to be done, cellular detoxification, intestinal detoxification and a more general body detoxification in which we will include heavy metal detoxification. There is some crossover here, any detoxifier will work in more than one way. And remember, it is very important to alkalinize the body as that must happen before a great deal of detoxification can be done.
Supplements That Detoxify The Body Or Support Detox Organs
Toxicity is certainly one of main underlying causes of cancer. If fact, if you have cancer, your body is toxic. Dead cancer cells are highly toxic. To protect your health, ease detoxification symptoms, and to better fight cancer, you need to detoxify and to support your detoxification organs so they don't get overwhelmed.
As with the candida strategy above, a couple of the top cancer fighters in this report happen to be excellent detoxifiers. That would be the OxyDHQ and Zeolite Enhanced with DHQ. OxyDHQ creates oxygen which is a powerful detoxifier. In fact its detoxification power is the main reason you need to start taking OxyDHQ in smaller doses and gradually increase dosage size till you get to the full dosage.
And the very core of what zeolite does is that it first absorbs toxins, including the hard to get rid of heavy metals. It grabs hold of them and carries them out of the body without your liver having to handle them. As OxyDHQ an Zeolite Enhanced with DHQ are two of the most important supplements to use for fighting cancer, this section is going to focus more on detoxification organ support, helping your body deal with the dead cancer cells, which are highly toxic, and the toxic overload from chemotherapy.
Let's start by suggesting a supplement for cleaning out the colon. This is especially important for colon cancer. It was first mentioned in the Oxygenation Strategy. O3Right. Not only does it create oxygen in the colon which can help with the fight against colon or rectal cancer, but it softens any crud on the intestinal wall so that the magnesium in it can move it out of the body. Use a bottle a month. For cleaning out the colon, energetic testing comes in at 439 for O3Right.
Red 65, covered in the enzyme section, is actually the best product to use to help the body deal with dead cancer cells. It helps to digest these dead cells so that the liver, kidneys, and lymph system do not have to do so. In addition, it will help to bring down tumor size more quickly as it digests the dead cells in the tumors. (It digests live cells too.) So it is most important when tumors are causing dysfunction or pain. In these cases use 3 bottles a month. As much as 6 bottles a month can be used, depending on how fast the tumor needs to be eliminated. Energetic testing for Red 65 is 2340 for digesting dead cancer cells.
Liver Strength, Brain Power, MPR Elixir, Liver Detox Pathways Elixir, UltraLiver12, Liver Balance Plus, Kidney Rescue, Nano Red & Custom Elixir LS
Liver Strength and Brain Power are covered in the Foundations of Cancer Healing Section. They are special formulas designed to work together to clear toxins out of the liver and to establish a better connection between the liver and the brain, so that both work together to detoxify your body and to create health. They are meant to be used with Immune Force to form a trio of supplements optimize function of the liver, brain and immune system. As such they stand at the top of the suggestions as to what to use when your liver needs support.
MPR Elixir for Methylation Pathway Repair
The methylation pathway in the liver is the pathway that among other things, makes glutathione in the liver. It is central to Phase 2 detoxification in the liver. Excess toxicity from long term illnesses like candida overgrowth and from short term events like chemotherapy, damage the enzymes in this pathway, and also damage genes that control production of these enzymes.
Wen the methylation pathway becomes damaged and doesn't produce glutathione, toxins cannot be eliminated by the liver. This results in a buildup of toxins in the body which ultimately is responsible for chemotherapy side effects.
MPR is a frequency enhanced elixir that delivers instructions to the body telling it to produce the enzymes needed to make glutathione via this methylation pathway. Other instructions tell the body to repair damaged genes so that this enzyme production normalizes and continues to function.
No other product we have investigated has the ability to cause this action. As such, MPR Elixir is very important to use, especially when you have had rounds of chemo and are suffering side effects from this chemo. This is an indication that your methylation pathway need repair.
Use two bottles a month of MPR when repairing the methylation pathway, and one a month for prevention of methylation pathway damage, or to keep it working well. If you need to get rid of chemo toxins quickly, because they are making you nauseous and vomiting, use glutathione in a liposomal delivery system to get the glutathione into cells as fast as possible.
The liver detoxification process has two phases. Phase 1 detox pathways remove toxins from the bloodstream as they filter toxins from the blood. Phase 2 detox pathways use several different pathways to process toxins so that these toxins can then be removed from the body. Either by sending the toxins with the bile to the colon to be eliminated, or sending them to the kidneys to do the same.
When the liver has been dealing with excess toxicity, such as when you've been taking chemotherapy, have taken meds for years, have chronic candida overgrowth producing excess toxins in the body, or exposure to many environmental toxins, these pathways become worn out and damaged.
Sometimes it is the Phase 1 pathway that can no longer adequate filter the blood of toxins. Much of the time though, it is the Phase 2 pathways that can't adequately process the toxins that have been pulled from the blood. The enzymes that run these pathways are damaged and not being produced in enough quantity for the pathways to function correctly.
When this happens, the toxins are not able to be removed and stay in the body, poisoning it. They have been turned, quite often, by the processing in Phase 1, into carcinogens, mutagens, and power free radicals causing even more damage than they did before they were processed. This is why many times after chemotherapies, cancer develops in the liver. The chemo toxins were altered by the Phase 1 pathways when they pulled them from the blood, to be even stronger carcinogens, but got stuck in the liver because the Phase 2 enzymes weren't working well enough to eliminate them.
The Liver Detox Pathways Elixir turns on production of the enzymes needed to operate these pathways. So that the liver can start to do its job and eliminate toxins from the body. It optimizes both Phase 1 and Phase 2 pathways. It is a powerful liver support elixir, next in importance after the MPR Elixir. Use two bottles a month for therapeutic use, 1 per month for general support of the liver.
Glutathione Specialist
When you have a build-up of toxins in your body, as you do with cancer - and especially if you have had or are receiving chemotherapy, the glutathione levels in your cells (and liver) become depleted, and toxins build up in your body. This is because glutathione is your body's primary cellular detoxifier and antioxidant. Your liver uses it too. Depleted levels always occur with chronic ill health situations especially ones linked by toxins like chemicals and cancer are.
Glutathione is an amino acid, and thus is available in vitamins. Unfortunately, especially for something this important, free glutathione as a supplement is not absorbed by your cells. Whether you take it in pill form or via injections, almost none gets into your cells or the liver. For years health practitioners have tried to come up with a way to get glutathione into cells. The only solution available before Liposomal Glutathione, was to consume undenatured whey protein like RenewPro. The amino acids in this type of whey can be used by the body to make glutathione. However, this process works slowly and requires that you be able to properly digest the proteins.
Glutathione Specialist has changed all this.The glutathione is hidden inside healthy fat molecules that the cells love to consume. Consequently, glutathione gets pulled inside the cells without being broken down, where it can do its work of neutralizing toxins. I consider it a real breakthrough in detoxification, for any situation where toxins must be eliminated from the cells like autism, Parkinson's, MS, and other autoimmune diseases. Using Glutathione Specialist, you can more rapidly and effectively detoxify your cells then you can with any other product.
Using Glutathione is probably most important if you are suffering from nausea and other side effects of chemotherapy. While Zeolite Enhanced with DHQ is known to have helped with this issue, Glutathione Specialist can make a real difference with this. It has been frequency enhanced to make the glutathione even more effective. Energetic testing puts it's ability to help deal with the side effects of chemotherapy at 880.
The more you use, the faster the results. Typically a one time use of 9 bottles, to be used up in about three weeks or so, is enough to get the chemo toxins out of the body and get someone back on the road to health.
works in a different way than Liver Strength and Brain Power. It builds upon the established antioxidant combination of alpha-lipoid acid, silymarin and selenium originally developed by Burt Berkson M.D. for the highly successful treatment of hepatitis C and acute liver degeneration. It brings together therapeutic levels of three much researched liver protective nutrients in their most effective and absorbable forms -- and adds on five other liver protective antioxidants including a patented CoQ10 from Germany.
In addition to antioxidants, UltraLiver12 provides cell membrane stabilizing agents, bile secretion enhancing compounds and nutrients that prevent depletion of endogenous antioxidants such as glutathione. Best results come from using 3 bottles of UltraLIver12 per month, 9 capsules a day. As with all herbs, best to take with meals, but can be done anytime.
Liver Balance Plus and Kidney Rescue are herbal formulas that are designed to work together to support the function of these two organs. If you are embarking on a cancer fighting program which will detoxify your body, taking both the Liver Balance Plus and the Kidney Rescue will help you avoid some of the detoxification symptoms.
Best results come from using 3 to 4 bottles of Liver Balance Plus per month, 24 to 32 tablets a day, and 2 to 3 bottles of Kidney Rescue a month, 12 to 18 tablets a day. Less can be used. Liver Balance Plus is usually suggested when there is no cancer in the liver, but when additional liver support is needed. Kidney Rescue is usually needed when there is a problem with the kidneys, or cancer in the kidneys.
Support for the Lymph System
When you are detoxifying the body or killing cancer cells, the lymph system is responsible for moving these toxins to the liver or to the blood so that they can be carried to the liver. When you are knocking out a tumor, the lymph nodes handling the dead cancer cells will become swollen and clogged. If you have cancer in lymph nodes, this stresses the lymph system even more. There are a couple of supplements to help with this.
Nano Red is the more important supplement. It is a liquid herbal formula that uses a combination of herbs, minerals and energies to open up the lymph system, support it, and to reduce tumor size also. The herbs include blood root, red root, dandelion root, prickly ash, poke root and black walnut.
Nano Red is one of the main supplements to be using when you need to more rapidly bring down tumor size. After and along with Red 65. And is the top supplement for opening up the lymph system that we have tested. It comes in at 2200 in healing power for all its actions. Use 3 to 5 to even 10 bottles a month. With herbs, quantity matters. The more the better.
Custom Elixir LS comes in 2 ounce dropper bottles which supply energetic frequencies which signal your body to improve and balance the flow of your lymph system. But it does more. It delivers energies to your body that improve the efficiency of the lymph system. That increase its ability to detoxify, and to get rid of more toxins. Use 2 to 3 bottles a month for best results.
The next two best detoxification support products for chemicals and cancer we know of are both frequency enhanced water elixirs. They deliver energetic messages to your body when you take them in small amounts. These messages either stimulate cellular detoxification or support and turn on the main detoxification organs in your body. The liver, kidneys, lungs, and colon.
The energetic vibrational frequencies concentrated in Nymsar, using the same unique and proprietary technology used to make PrugX, deliver instructions to your body that support the liver and reduce inflammation too. Originally developed to help reduce candida die off and allergic responses, it is proving to be one of the most important supplements to be using when you are fighting cancer -- especially when you must avoid inflammation so that a tumor does not swell up more. In this case, you would use Nymsar rather than UltraLiver12. It could be used along with UltraLiver12 too, if needed.
The energies in Nymsar support the liver so that it can function better. In addition, they also improve cellular detoxification. Thanks to the new technology being used to make it, Nymsar is considerably stronger than previous elixirs that supported detoxification, Custom Elixir DOS and the Detox Elixir. And with its additional ability to reduce inflammation, it is particularly good to use when cancer is in the liver. Energetic testing on Nymsar puts it at 2200 in healing power.
Chemicals and Cancer - Toxins Aren't Always As Conveniently Labeled
Along with immune boosting action, Quzu tells your body to produce more glutathione. And to get it into your cells. Fundamentally, this is a much stronger action than taking a supplement that supplies glutathione, like Liposomal Glutathione. However, it is not as fast acting. You read about this elixir in the Immune section. If you have nausea and vomiting from chemo toxins, you need something fast acting so use Glutathione Specialist. Otherwise, Quzu is the better way to go. And in addition, the additional energies in Quzu make it a strong cancer fighter, especially when used with Vortexia.
Supporting the liver and kidneys will help to minimize detoxification side effects and be a significant help in detoxifying your body. The kidneys flush waste toxins from the body. Every muscle, organ, bone and tissue you have depends on the kidneys to keep them free from corrosive salts and chemicals. The liver filters and cleans the blood, breaks down toxic substances including dead cancer cells, and tries to deal with the overwhelming amount of chemicals and toxins we are exposed to when battling cancer.
Now that we have taken a look at the chemicals and cancer link, next we'll examine free radical scavengers which will include a unique elixir that is testing as one of the most important cancer fighter there is.


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Today's business leaders stand at a crossroads: the models and frameworks that shaped leading organizations from the end of the Second World War through the conclusion of the Cold War have been rendered obsolete by a new era of digital business, perpetual innovation, and global competition. The design and leadership of complex enterprises capable of creating and sustaining value over the long term requires an entirely new way of thinking about organizations. We believe the answer lies in an emerging pattern of organization architecture: the Strategic Enterprise ("The Strategic Enterprise," 2000).
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It seems like hardly a week goes by without our hearing about another automated safety feature for cars. Such technologies include systems that detect when drivers are getting tired, that allow multiple cars to safely travel together in speed-controlled "convoys," or that warn drivers when they're drifting out of their lane. Now, in order to help foster the development of more such concepts, a new Swedish test-track facility has begun operations. Read More
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BMW has invested some US$75.5 million building the ultimate test drive center in Incheon, near Seoul, South Korea. Customers can stretch the legs of BMW's range of performance cars and motorcycles on a 2.6-kilometer (1.6-mile) closed circuit racetrack, or put an SUV through its paces on an off road area. The 240,000-square meter (almost 60 acre) site will also house a service center, bars and restaurants, training academy, historical exhibits, kids' area – and of course, a giant BMW and MINI showroom.Read More
The UK has put in place some of the strictest drug driving laws on the planet in an effort to get drug-impaired drivers off the roads. Breath screening and blood tests will be used to detect eight illicit drugs at "zero tolerance" levels, and eight further prescription drugs at levels that would begin to impair driving. Naturally, since the British government can't be seen to encourage recreational drug use, these limits haven't been put into a practical context. So we contacted several drug testing experts and a forensic pharmacologist to try to work out what they mean. And as it turns out, some drugs will make you illegal to drive long after their physical effects have worn off.Read More
Ever experienced road rage? Someone cuts you off while you're trying to merge and next thing you know you're tailgating them like a NASCAR driver at Fontana trying to get a slingshot off the bank. Then they hit the brakes … "screech-crash-bang" … there goes your platinum rating with the insurance company. What if an on-board emotion detection system could tell that you were getting annoyed and intervene? PSA Peugeot Citroen has teamed up with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology to develop an emotion detection system designed to recognize signs of irritation and fatigue in a driver's facial expressions. Read More
Volvo has a history of shaping many safety features we take for granted today, regardless of what brand of car we drive. From the first introduction of the safety cage in 1944 and pioneering laminated windshields that same year, Volvo has always prided itself as a safety trailblazer. Now the Swedish automotive company is further developing its cloud-based infotainment system as part of a safety-focused pilot project. Read More
As some readers may already know, Volvo recently developed a system that uses an in-vehicle radar system to alert drivers to the presence of pedestrians and cyclists on the road in front of them. Now, Germany's Technische Universitaet Muenchen has come up with a system of its own, that can even detect pedestrians that aren't within line of sight of the car. Read More
Cyclists wanting to notify other road users of stopping or turning intentions can use their arms, but it's not always convenient or safe to do so. Bike-based blinking technology like the Spooklight system is a good way to go, but having to detach and carry your lights between rides to keep them out of the hands of opportunist thieves can be a bit of a pain. A sleeker idea would be to integrate a wirelessly-controlled lighting system into your backpack? That's precisely what SEIL from Myung Su Lee does. Bright directional arrows, stopping signals or custom animated text messages shine through the fabric at the back of the bag at the press of a button on a bar-mounted wireless controller.Read More
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The City of Copenhagen will pull its investments out of coal, oil and gas companies. The city council have agreed to divest the fossil fuel holdings of the city's €920 million investment fund [...] "Copenhagen decided to ban investments in companies that gain more than 5 percent of their revenue from coal, oil and gas. The criteria apply to companies that engage in prospecting, extracting or refining coal, oil and gas..."

Good work Danes! For other urban efforts to curb our collective fossil fuel addiction, check out these links:

What the Paris Agreement means for architecture

Britain's last deep-pit coal mine closes — the end of the industrial revolution?

The climate is getting hotter, and we're not doing nearly enough

San Francisco to mandate solar panels for new constructions

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149940818/jens-bertelsen-co-founder-of-bertelsen-scheving-shares-his-favorite-local-sites-in-copenhagen Jens Bertelsen, co-founder of Bertelsen & Scheving, shares his favorite local sites in Copenhagen Justine Testado 2016-04-15T14:03:00-04:00 >2016-05-04T00:27:31-04:00
No two people, let alone architects, perceive even the most frequented cities in the same way. How do designers experience their cities as locals?

Many a listicle have mentioned Copenhagen as one of the most livable cities in the world with the happiest residents. How could that be? "Perhaps [it is] because Copenhagen is designed for people — for life. From architecture to infrastructure to food and culture, Copenhagen has plenty to offer", describes Jens Bertelsen, CEO and a founding partner of locally based practice Bertelsen & Scheving. Archinect reached out to the firm, and Bertelsen shared some of his favorite undiscovered places around town that the architecturally inclined traveler is sure to enjoy.

From Nørreport to the hip Nørrebro

Experience the streets with LOTS of bicycles. Watch the cyclists and the newly rebuild Nørreport train station. Take a walk from Nørreport St. to Queen Louise's Bridge and experience the tons of cyclists and pedestrians at what has become an unusual...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/146346245/copenhagen-copes-with-extreme-weather-by-building-parks-that-turn-into-ponds Copenhagen copes with extreme weather by building parks that turn into ponds Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-01-22T13:21:00-05:00 >2016-02-10T00:43:49-05:00
Eventually, Saint Kjelds will be able to withstand — and even welcome — heavy rainfall and flooding. [...] More parks like it are being built to purposefully turn into small ponds during heavy rains, allowing them to capture and retain water on site until the drainage system has capacity to handle it.

More news on cities' response to climate change:

"King tides" give a glimpse of what the (near) future's rising seas will look like

Jakarta, already 40% below sea level, is building one of the biggest sea walls on Earth

Unchecked climate change will make the Gulf uninhabitable, claims new study

Major international companies to set targets to switch to renewable energy

When the next disaster strikes, how resilient would future-proof cities in the U.S. be?

 http://archinect.com/news/article/141363191/construction-on-steven-holl-s-copenhagen-gate-project-likely-will-proceed-in-2016 Construction on Steven Holl's Copenhagen Gate Project likely will proceed in 2016 Julia Ingalls 2015-11-18T14:34:00-05:00 >2015-11-30T22:29:45-05:00
Although Steven Holl Architects' design for Copenhagen harbor's pedestrian bridge linking twin skyscrapers won the city's competition back in 2008 and has already been honored with a 2010 Progressive Architecture Award, the rather tight-lipped global economy delayed its construction. However, the firm announced that construction will likely begin in 2016/2017 if "rental efforts are progressing satisfactorily." Copenhageners: start signing those leases.

 http://archinect.com/news/article/135192680/buy-your-own-private-island-off-the-coast-of-copenhagen-just-8-5-m Buy your own private island off the coast of Copenhagen, just $8.5 m Nicholas Korody 2015-08-26T15:42:00-04:00 >2015-08-26T15:42:48-04:00
It may not have palm trees or tiki torches, but – if you're in the market for a private island – you should probably check out Flakfortet, some 3.5 miles off the coast of lovely Copenhagen.

An artificial island constructed in 1915 as a naval base to protect the city during World War I, Flakfortet is a protected landmark and was in use until 1968.

A restaurant was added to the 330,000 sq ft island and draws around 20,000 people a year. Bingo! It basically pays for itself!

Not only would you (conceivably) gain access to the perks of Denmark's robust welfare state, you could also have fun exploring the 1km network of underground tunnels.

Have friends visiting? Have them park their yacht in the marina.

For just £5.5 million (56 million Danish Krone or USD $8.5 million), Flakfortet could be yours!

via Claus Borg & Partner, h/t The Spaces

 http://archinect.com/news/article/135028638/olafur-eliasson-opens-ship-themed-pedestrian-bridge-in-copenhagen Olafur Eliasson opens ship-themed pedestrian bridge in Copenhagen Alexander Walter 2015-08-24T12:18:00-04:00 >2015-08-25T19:09:30-04:00
A pedestrian bridge designed by Olafur Eliasson has opened in Copenhagen, inspired by the Danish-Icelandic artist's childhood in Iceland. Reminiscent of sailing boats, Cirkelbroen, or circle bridge, is made of five circular platforms in different sizes, each with its own "mast", according to Danish foundation Nordea-fonden [...]. Spanning the Danish capital's Christianshavn canal, the bridge, some 40 meters-long (131 feet), has a section that swings open to allow boats to pass through.

Olafur Eliasson in the Archinect news:

Olafur Eliasson Wants You to Design Utopia (Out of Legos)

Olafur Eliasson turns Louisiana MoMA into a 'Riverbed'

Olafur Eliasson receives 2014 McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT

 http://archinect.com/news/article/134651279/news-cycle-august-s-noteworthy-bicycle-news News cycle: August's noteworthy bicycle news Julia Ingalls 2015-08-19T14:59:00-04:00 >2015-08-24T22:47:20-04:00
Germany might still be a car-obsessed country, but it's starting to build an Autobahn for bikes.

From the U.S. to Germany, urban planners and major corporations are starting to purposefully design for bicycles instead of individually operated cars. In Munich, a proposed network of two-lane bike paths would radiate out from the city center to the surrounding suburbs, creating 400 miles of cyclist-only access. Meanwhile, according to WebUrbanist, international fast-food chain McDonald's has created an unfolding bicycle-oriented food transport container known as "McBike," which allows a bicyclist to visit the drive-through lane and comfortably transport a beverage and hot food home. The program was launched in Copenhagen, and may soon make its way to a Mickey Dee's near you.

 http://archinect.com/news/article/131872214/selgascano-design-pavilion-for-africa-in-denmark SelgasCano design pavilion for Africa in Denmark Alexander Walter 2015-07-14T13:37:00-04:00 >2016-02-11T11:08:46-05:00
Hot young Spanish architects José Selgas and Lucía Cano of SelgasCano have designed a pop-up exhibition pavilion for the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art's latest exhibition, Africa: Architecture, Culture, Identity. Made of low-cost materials, such as scaffold poles and plastic sheets, which the architects have jazzed up inspired by traditional sub-Saharan settlements, the pavilion is due to travel to Kenya. The show in leafy Humlebaek near Copenhagen closes at the end of September.

SelgasCano's airy, bright and colorful pavilions are a sought-after commodity this summer: less than a month ago, the practice unveiled its completed design for the 2015 Serpentine Pavilion in London.

To learn more about the Africa: Architecture, Culture, Identity exhibition, click here.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/128648270/copenhagen-tops-list-of-the-20-most-bike-friendly-cities Copenhagen Tops List of the 20 Most Bike-Friendly Cities Nicholas Korody 2015-06-02T18:19:00-04:00 >2015-06-04T16:49:46-04:00
The bicycle makes sense in cities. With rising urbanization, our cities need modern mobility solutions, and moving around on two wheels proves time and again that it can offer results [...] With each edition, the Copenhagenize Design Company's Index of the most bike-friendly cities in the world evolves...This year, we considered cities with a regional population over 600,000 (with a few exceptions because of their political and regional importance, and to keep things interesting).

Copenhagenize is a design consultancy based in Copenhagen, Zurich, Brussels and Amsterdam that advises cities on how to become more bike-friendly, often through implementing strategies developed in the Danish capital (which consistently tops the list). These strategies are both infrastructural, for example creating dedicated and protected one-way bike lanes, as well as social, involving advocacy to increase social acceptance of bicycle culture.

This year, Copenhagen regained the top place from Amsterdam:

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 http://archinect.com/news/article/125530526/copenhagen-could-ax-its-pioneering-city-bike-program-by-month-s-end Copenhagen could ax its pioneering city bike program by month's end Alexander Walter 2015-04-17T19:20:00-04:00 >2015-04-22T17:12:11-04:00
In 2013, Copenhagen—a city of ebullient cyclists—launched the mother of all city bike schemes. Its white bikes were fitted with motors and GPS-enabled tablets—expensive, but designed for a place whose people and visitors truly believed cycling was the best way forward. Now the city that pioneered its first shared bikes in 1995 is facing a stark possibility: no bike share scheme at all.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/123282174/copenhagen-approves-sleek-mosque-design-by-henning-larsen-architects Copenhagen approves sleek mosque design by Henning Larsen Architects Alexander Walter 2015-03-19T15:27:00-04:00 >2015-03-20T12:00:35-04:00
Muslims in Copenhagen can look forward to getting a new place of worship as Copenhagen Municipality has approved a planning application for a new, modern-looking mosque this week by the Muslim faith group Islamisk Trossamfund. The new mosque, which will be designed by the renowned architect firm Henning Larsen Architects, will replace a current mosque located on the corner of Dortheavej and Tomsgårdsvej in the Nordvest district of the city.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/119268663/relocation-or-adaptation-copenhagen-braces-for-climate-change Relocation or Adaptation: Copenhagen Braces for Climate Change Nicholas Korody 2015-01-26T12:51:00-05:00 >2015-02-02T19:01:23-05:00
Should a storm, flood or rising sea levels hit the Danish capital again, the bucolic mini-parks will turn into water basins, the hills essentially functioning as the sides of a bowl. Thanks to a new pipe system, the squares will even be able to collect water from surrounding buildings' roofs. Surrounding streets will, for their part, be turned into "cloudburst boulevards."

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Our Europan 12 featured entry for today is "Sprouting City Blocks" by KATOxVictoria, a Copenhagen-based design office founded in 2011 by architects Hiroshi Kato and Victoria Diemer Bennetzen. Designed for the Vesterbro district in the competition's Copenhagen site, KATOxVictoria's entry won the runner-up award in the latest Europan Denmark.

 Here's a preview of "Sprouting City Blocks":

Images courtesy of KATOxVictoria.

 Click the thumbnails below for more images. More project details on Bustler.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/85775750/fabric-s-zoetrope-inspired-trylletromler-pavilion-in-king-s-garden-copenhagen FABRIC's zoetrope-inspired "Trylletromler" pavilion in King's Garden, Copenhagen Justine Testado 2013-11-04T19:27:00-05:00 >2013-11-11T21:20:22-05:00
 The "Trylletromler" pavilion by Dutch firm FABRIC has attracted plenty of public attention in King's Garden, Copenhagen since its public opening this past September. The installation was built after FABRIC won a temporary-pavilion design competition earlier this year. (Check out our previous coverage here on our sister site Bustler)

 The concept of Trylletromler comes from the Danish word for the 19th-century zoetrope device, which gives the illusion of movement in a still image. Based on this idea, the pavilion's fence is built as a paradoxically transparent maze that creates the illusion of motion as one walks through it.

 Here's a more detailed project description and some recent photos we received from FABRIC:

 "...The Renaissance garden design of Rosenborg Castle is the oldest known example of garden design in Denmark. The design draws heavily on principles of Euclidean geometry. This language of absolute space was long regarded as the construction principle of the worl...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/81836766/the-story-behind-failure-copenhagen-s-business-district-restad The Story Behind Failure: Copenhagen's Business District Ørestad Orhan Ayyüce 2013-09-16T03:11:00-04:00 >2013-09-23T21:03:12-04:00
"Recently we have witnessed the mounting of very large development projects in European and American cities. There is a striking physical similarity among the schemes and also a convergence embodied in private-sector involvement and market orientation."

 European urbanist Lea Olsson and Jan Loerakker gets to the bottom of recent urban development ventures in Europe and set up a pattern repeated in many other places in the World.

 "This essay doesn't try to blame the public-private model for certain urban failures, but rather tries to make clear what factors are determining a positive or negative outcome. Looking at the role that, for instance, architectural firm BIG played in the Ørestad development, this leaves us with the question how we should position ourselves as architects and urban planners in this contemporary power structure. Should we work in close affiliation with private investors who give us room to express ourselves – or will this limit our social role? Will the state only allow us to build the mediocre – or do we need public influence to add meaningful and long-lasting buildings and spaces to the city? In the precarious balance of public-private partnerships the answer of our discipline to those questions will be c...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/81135512/kalvebod-waves-aspires-to-become-copenhagen-s-new-waterfront-attraction Kalvebod Waves aspires to become Copenhagen's new waterfront attraction Justine Testado 2013-09-05T14:08:00-04:00 >2013-09-09T18:48:19-04:00
The harbor-front project "Kalvebod Waves" officially opened on Aug. 30 at the Kalvebod Pier [...] in Copenhagen. The design by Julien de Smedt Architects and KLAR with support from Sloth Møller and Niras Engineers won first prize in a competition from December 2008. Not far from the popular Islands Brygge Park in the city, Kalvebod Waves is the latest phase of a long-term plan that aims to revive a formerly desolate section of the pier into a welcoming hub for urban and water activities.

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The new regional head office of the United Nations in Copenhagen, designed by 3XN, has just been inaugurated. Check out the very impressive sculptural staircase in its core which, according to the architects, is designed to reflect the UN's work to create global dialogue.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/75910402/copenhagen-s-bicycle-freeway-network Copenhagen's bicycle freeway network Archinect 2013-06-26T17:23:00-04:00 >2013-07-01T19:42:59-04:00
The solution, or so the city's traffic planners hope, is to encourage people to cycle for longer distances by creating the cycling equivalent of freeways, which will provide fast, direct routes of up to 22 kilometers into the center. A total of 28 highways are planned, providing 495 kilometers of dedicated bike tracks... Nine routes are under construction and should be completed by 2015 at a cost of 208 million krone, or $36 million, divided equally between central and local government.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/75851342/jaja-onv-architects-win-copenhagen-affordable-housing-competition JAJA & ONV Architects Win Copenhagen Affordable Housing Competition Alexander Walter 2013-06-25T20:25:00-04:00 >2013-06-26T12:33:47-04:00
Danish firms JAJA Architects and ONV Architects, in collaboration with Bascon and Scandi Byg, have won the fourth delivery of the affordable housing concept AlmenBolig+. The order comprises 300-400 housing units on sites in the greater Copenhagen area.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/73777769/fabric-wins-competition-for-a-temporary-pavilion-in-the-king-s-garden-in-copenhagen FABRIC Wins Competition for a Temporary Pavilion in the King's Garden in Copenhagen Alexander Walter 2013-05-23T17:04:00-04:00 >2013-05-24T05:47:04-04:00
The entry Trylletromler by Dutch practice FABRIC has won the international design competition for a temporary pavilion in the King's Garden in Copenhagen. The completed pavilion is scheduled to open to the public on September 13.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/69773409/3xn-designed-the-blue-planet-about-to-open-as-northern-europe-s-largest-aquarium 3XN-Designed 'The Blue Planet' about to Open as Northern Europe's Largest Aquarium Alexander Walter 2013-03-20T14:39:00-04:00 >2013-03-25T20:47:53-04:00
Back in July of 2008, we reported that 3XN had won the international design competition for Denmark's new The Blue Planet aquarium with an exciting whirlpool-shaped proposal right outside of Copenhagen. Now the inauguration day of the completed building has come, and the $127M-aquarium will officially open to the public this Friday, March 22.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/65622873/copenhagen-s-superkilen-urban-park-by-big-topotek1-superflex Copenhagen's Superkilen Urban Park by BIG + Topotek1 + Superflex Alexander Walter 2013-01-16T14:00:00-05:00 >2013-01-21T10:10:23-05:00
Earlier this week, we published the winners of the 2013 AIA Institute Honor Awards with eight projects from around the world being recognized in the category "Regional and Urban Design." One of the lucky award winners is Superkilen, an urban park master plan in Copenhagen designed by BIG in collaboration with landscape architects Topotek1 and artists' group Superflex.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/60926424/cobe-and-nord-architects-win-copenhagen-s-prinsessegade-kindergarden COBE and NORD Architects Win Copenhagen's Prinsessegade Kindergarden Alexander Walter 2012-11-07T19:05:00-05:00 >2012-11-08T17:09:24-05:00
Danish architecture firms COBE and NORD have won the competition for the largest daycare center in all of Denmark. The complex "Prinsessegade Kindergarden and Youth Club" in the heart of Copenhagen wil be second home to 618 children and young people. Landscape architects PK3 and engineering firm Grontmij collaborated on the concept.

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In 2011, Tejlgaard built a plywood dome for Denmark's famed Roskilde Festival (think Scandinavian Coachella) that became the hit of the event. This year, he and Jepsen were invited to build a pavilion to house attendees of Folkemødet, an annual town hall–esque gathering of Danish politicians and voters meant to generate national dialogue. Given the optimism of the event, the duo decided to test a new type of exploded geodesic dome--an icon of optimistic architecture if ever there was one.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/53817048/in-denmark-pedaling-to-work-on-a-superhighway In Denmark, Pedaling to Work on a Superhighway Archinect 2012-07-19T15:00:00-04:00 >2012-07-31T17:36:39-04:00
The cycle superhighway, which opened in April, is the first of 26 routes scheduled to be built to encourage more people to commute to and from Copenhagen by bicycle. More bike path than the Interstate its name suggests, it is the brainchild of city planners who were looking for ways to increase bicycle use in a place where half of the residents already bike to work or to school every day.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/46373517/henning-larsen-architects-wins-new-office-building-for-nordea-bank Henning Larsen Architects Wins New Office Building for Nordea Bank Alexander Walter 2012-04-26T15:50:00-04:00 >2012-04-30T12:14:30-04:00
Henning Larsen Architects and a team consisting of Signal Architects and SLA Landscape Architects have won the competition for Nordea Bank's new office building of 40,000 m2 in Ørestad North, Copenhagen, next to the premises of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation and the Concert Hall – Koncerthuset. The building will comprise Scandinavia's largest trading floor of 5,500 m2 with a view of the green area of Amager Fælled.

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> <meta> http://archinect.com/news/article/40605105/a-dream-grows-in-copenhagen A Dream Grows in Copenhagen Nam Henderson 2012-03-07T16:08:00-05:00 >2012-03-09T13:40:42-05:00
Jan Gehl, says the new suburb was old-fashioned from its inception. "It was built on principles — specifically those of the modernist movement — that were popular in the middle part of the last century," he said. "Orestad was built from the top-down, rather than from the bottom-up. Plus, there was an idea that if you got enough 'starchitects' on board, then things would be fine."

 Nick Foster analyzes the way Copenhagen has used the development of the master-planned districts of Orestad and Nordhavn to think big and differently about urban development and redevelopment in Denmark. What makes these locations noteworthy is the fact that they were planned from the beginning to include a mix of housing typologies and commercial uses, they offered an opportunity to build high-rise blocks not allowed elsewhere and they featured a blend of starchitecture along with work by local firms.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/31498746/copenhagen-rigshospital-expansion-prequalified-entry Copenhagen Rigshospital Expansion - Prequalified Entry Alexander Walter 2011-12-19T15:23:22-05:00 >2011-12-27T11:01:03-05:00
Danish practice DEVE Architecture has shared with us their prequalified entry for the expansion competition of Copenhagen's Rigshospital. This hospital is the main hospital in Copenhagen and is the foremost treatment and teaching hospital in Denmark. The design is a collaborative proposal with fellow Scandinavian firms COWI A/S, WHITE Arkitekter A/S, LAND+ Landskabsarkitekter, Aps, and Lyngkilde A/S and was prequalified alongside 6 other international teams for this project.

 http://archinect.com/news/article/28478613/hip-cities-that-think-about-how-they-work Hip Cities That Think About How They Work Archinect 2011-11-23T11:46:07-05:00 >2011-11-24T09:31:02-05:00
This survey is not based solely on quality of life, number of trees or the cost of a month's rent. Instead, we examine some cities that aim to be both smart and well managed, yet have an undeniably hip vibe. Our pick of cities that are, in a phrase, both great and good...

 The NYT selects Auckland, Berlin, Barcelona, Copenhagen, Curitiba, Santiago, Shanghai and Vilnius as the hippest cities for young professionals.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/23098609/the-crystal-awarded-with-emirates-glass-leaf-award-for-best-structural-design-2011 The Crystal Awarded with Emirates Glass LEAF Award for Best Structural Design 2011 Alexander Walter 2011-10-07T19:13:00-04:00 >2012-12-06T14:14:14-05:00
The Crystal, the new extension to the financial institution Nykredit in Copenhagen, Denmark, by schmidt hammer lassen architects, has won an Emirates Glass LEAF Award in the category 'Best Structural Design of the Year' 2011. [...] The Crystal is sited northwest of the existing Nykredit Headquarters, called the Glass Cube, on the edge of the new waterfront and the historic Copenhagen.

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