A panel discussion on reinventing existing buildings and a talk focused on designing architecture in tandem with natural environments are among the highlights of the third day of Velux's Build for Life digital conference.
Throughout the three-day Build for Life programme, which runs from 15 to 17 November, architectural experts will discuss climate-related challenges and opportunities.
Dezeen is hosting three talks throughout the conference, which are being live-streamed on Dezeen and moderated by Dezeen's founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs.
Velux's other talks will be delivered from the Compass stage and the Daylight Symposium stage in Copenhagen.
Find out about the Dezeen sessions here, see the full Build for Life programme here, register for the full conference here and read on for some highlights from today's programme.
How can environmental systems be conceptualised in harmony with architecture to support sustainable development"

9:00am London time (10:00am Copenhagen time)

Compass stage
The talk will focus on creating eco-friendly buildings that support sustainable development.
Fairs will be joined by Susanne Brorson, founder of Studio Susanne Brorson, Kasper Guldager, architect and co-founder at Home.Earth, and James Drinkwater, head of built environment at Laudes Foundation.

How can we design and transform existing buildings for quality and longevity"

10:00am London time (11:00am Copenhagen time)

Compass stage
Mette Tony, founding partner of ...