Although calculating radiators isn’t exactly the most exciting thing in the world, Iben Carlsen is genuinely happy to be studying civil engineering.…

Many newly graduated engineers from Aarhus University are now ready to make their mark on a world that needs their knowledge and engagement.

In their bachelor’s project, the two women have examined clay soil as a building material. The project points to sustainable potential and, for the…

A new scientific paper shows how life cycle assessment (LCA) can be used to quantify the CO₂ savings from energy retrofits. However, the author argues…

Their bachelor project demonstrates how single-family homes can be renovated and converted into multi-family units, as part of a solution to the…

It will not be a five-star hotel experience, but Kristian Nissen outlines what a modern civil defence shelter could look like. Inspired by our…

Straight from his civil engineering studies, Gustav Kristensen began developing custom foundations for offshore wind turbines. By fine-tuning these…

With his digital quantity model, clients and contractors can save time, cut costs, and reduce errors – and according to industry experts, it addresses…

The Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering participates actively in the research programme CEBE – Civil Engineering and the Green…

A one billion Danish kroner grant aims to revolutionise how we build and rebuild the world around us. Aarhus University is spearheading two central…