Course participants were divided into teams and tasked with designing solutions for Jernbanebyen, an urban development project transforming one of Copenhagen's last undeveloped industrial areas into a car-free, green neighbourhood. Jernbanebyen aims to create a pedestrian—and cyclist-friendly environment to foster healthier, more sustainable urban living.

The proposals ranged from multimodal design concepts to strategies for boosting social cohesion by creating a community hub, a central park, mobility hubs, a school, and a grocery store. A jury of experts from the project's stakeholders—including NREP, COBE architects, and Cities for Better Health—provided feedback on the proposals, now exhibited in the community hub for public viewing.

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