Kasper Benjamin Reimer Bjørkskov (DK) holds a master’s degree in architecture from The Royal Danish Academy. He specializes in transforming complex environmental and social challenges into innovative, sustainable architectural solutions, promoting inclusive design that drives societal change. Kasper has actively engaged in numerous architectural projects, including the Reduction Roadmap, Living Places, and the EGO to ECO exhibition at the Venice Architecture Biennale, all aimed at creating a more equitable future for all.

His work focuses on turning minority insights into majority actions to accelerate social tipping points. Kasper believes that we cannot address the demands of a new world with outdated concepts, theories, and approaches. The polycrisis is an opportunities for building a better world, and to rethink the systems and our roles within them. Through his interdisciplinary approach, Kasper combines architecture, climate science, regenerative economics, and innovation to foster inclusive dialogue and inspire visionary solutions, aiming for a sustainable and inclusive future.