In 2015-2017 was involved in the Channel City project, a visionary urban development initiative in Fredericia, Denmark. It aims to transform a former industrial area into a vibrant district by integrating innovative climate protection solutions and creating a harmonious mix of residential, commercial, retail, and cultural spaces. The project has the potential to revitalize the city and accommodate around 3,000 new residents.

In 2017, I served as the Managing Director of the EASA summer school held in Fredericia, which brought together over 600 participants from 50 countries. The involvement of the local community was a key highlight, as they actively participated in shaping the city's future design.
We worked with a dedicated team and received support from over 30 sponsors, including various European foundations. The project had a budget of approximately 500,000 euros, with a significant portion raised through fundraising efforts.

The EASA summer school resulted in the realization of 33 architectural projects, 17 of which have become permanent fixtures in Fredericia. Additionally, three architectural competitions were conducted, and their outcomes have already been integrated into the strategic development department of the municipality.

My involvement in these impactful projects has contributed to the transformation of Fredericia and the promotion of architectural innovation