Let’s start shaping the future.
We need to start designing a future for ourselves that is inclusive and where we take care of our resources so we can live a life in balance with nature and the technology that will surrounds us. A vision for the future, including the total population on planet Earth. We shall not ask what the future will be – we should ask how can we shape the future that we want for our children and us. We are all creatives and we all have the capability to start shaping our future so it will be fun, exciting, and playful and gives us time to socialize with family, friend and to develop our society.
Nille Juul-Sørensen is the CEO of the Danish Design Centre. From 2004 until 2011 Nille Juul-Sørensen worked as an Associate Director at Arup, an international consulting firm with architects, engineers, planners and designers. Based in London Nille has worked with design and architecture all over the world. Before joining Arup Nille Juul-Sørensen was partner KHR Architects, where he was responsible for architecture and design of the Metro — later followed by the design of the upcoming Cityringen for Arup.
He is the recipient of Eckersberg Medal for his work on the Copenhagen Metro, Kasper Salin Prize 2011 for Trianglen Station in Malmo, Nordic Lyspris 2004 for the light in the Metro and his work has been been widely published in architectural and design magazines, feature programs on radio and television nationally and internationally.
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