CRIR. Christiania Researcher in Residence

Christiania Researcher in Residence (CRIR) offers residency for artists and academic researchers with a specific interest in Christiania as an important field of study. The aim of the Christiania Researcher in Residence project is to involve artists, researchers and academics in an open, critical and reflective dialogue around the free town Christiania in Copenhagen, and to feed new creative and c

ritical thinking into the public realm. During the last year the CRIR house has hosted researchers from Denmark, Norway, England, Belgium, Lithuania, Sweden, Austria, France and The United States with a particular interest in Christiania as a research area. Christiania’s insight and experience into local organization, alternative architecture, lifestyle, culture, sustainable environments, quality of life, democracy and innovation is unique in the world and could generate important knowledge that may inspire new urban thinking.

Så forlod sneen os. Den var også godt på vej ned!
28/03/2026

Så forlod sneen os. Den var også godt på vej ned!

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20/02/2026

Forskerhusets nye glastag får Sneen til at skabe anderledes former.

☀️☀️☀️We are looking for a secretary/residency coordinator (maternity cover January 2025 - October 2025) ☀️☀️☀️
10/11/2024

☀️☀️☀️We are looking for a secretary/residency coordinator (maternity cover January 2025 - October 2025) ☀️☀️☀️

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Mælkebøtten 210
Copenhagen
1440

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Our Story

The Christiania Researcher in Residence project involves artists, researchers and academics in an open, critical and reflective dialogue around the free town Christiania in Copenhagen. Christiania is one of the most unique contemporary examples of an extraordinary city space, and is as such relevant in the greater international context of urban politics. Christiania’s insight and experimentations into areas of community organisation, housing, alternative living models, social innovation and democratic processes and structures is unique in the world and could generate important knowledge that may inspire new urban thinking.