Design for Decarbonization and Biodiversity in Logistics: Case BESTSELLER's logistics centre, Holland
| Paikka: | Teams, |
| Aika: | 16.09.2025 15:00 - 16:00 |
Tervetuloa mukaan webinaariin, joka on tarkoitettu kaikille LOGYn jäsenille. Tapahtuman järjestää LOGY Savo-Karjalan alue.
Welcome to webinar, which is for all LOGY members. This event will be in English.
The transformative potential of landscape design and designing with timber and other biogenic materials in the logistics industry, exemplified through the Danish fashion company BESTSELLERs logistics centre in Holland, that Henning Larsen has designed .
Timber continues to prove its value in sustainable construction, and while scalable solutions may start small, they can be an innovative test ground to push our decarbonization agenda (e.g. 250m² extension at Denmark’s Feldballe School, exemplified the potential of straw panels and timber cladding). Pushing the limits, this same biogenic technique was scaled up to the 155,000m² Logistics Center West in the Netherlands – demonstrating the far-reaching possibilities of innovative timber-based design.
In this webinar, Simon Ingvartsen, Design Director and Architect MAA from Henning Larsen, will present and discuss the transformative potential of using biogenic materials and designing for biodiversity in the logistics industry.
PROGRAM
15:00 Webinar starts & Upcoming events and trainings from LOGY
15:05 Design for Decarbonization and Biodiversity in Logistics: Case BESTSELLER's logistics centre, Holland
- Simon Ingvartsen - Design Director and Architect MAA, Henning Larsen
15:55 General discussion
16:00 Webinar ends
Speaker:
Simon Ingvartsen
Design Director and Architect MAA, Henning Larsen
Simon is a Design Director at Henning Larsen, currently leading the design of the BESTSELLER Logistics Center West in the Netherlands – set to be Europe’s largest timber logistics center. Now based in Henning Larsen's Copenhagen studio, Simon brings more than two decades of international experience to complex public and private projects across Europe and the Middle East. With a strong design-oriented approach, he is known for transforming project constraints into intelligent, creative architectural strategies. He has led architectural design at all scales and across all project stages, always beginning with a deep understanding of local culture and context. Simon has taught at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture. He continues to be deeply engaged in shaping the future of architecture in both Scandinavia and the Middle East, having lectured at several Saudi universities and served on academic and professional juries.
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