In 2012 Albertslund Kommune in Denmark launched an international competition to re-imagine Hersted industry park as a regional hub for sustainable living, working and modern light industry.

Molkom Forward was a development project, in collaboration with the village of Molkom, and the city of Karlstad, to support economic development in Molkom, as part of a broad expansion and development of Ängsbacka Kursgård, an international course center and the main economic driver of the local area.

Kiruna City is being moved three kilometers to the east, due subsidence by the LKAB iron mine. Masterplanning and architectural convervation are central to the project's focus and integrity.

This is one of the largest infrastructure projects in Swedish history, with one of the largest architectural compeitions in Swedish history, with the leading firms from all disciplines from across the Nordic region being invited to participate.

Clear Village is an international design and collaboration project led by Thomas Ermacora, to reimagine urbanism from the medium-scale format - village - for the modern age.

It focusses on scale, nature integration, quality of life, and sustainable systems.

Studio Ulvsunda was a proposal by NOD Arkitekter to develop a fully sustainable spatial plan for Ulvsunda district in Stockholm.

Hyllie Urbanatur was a comprehensive proposal by NOD Arkitekter/Combine to re-imagined the suburb of Hyllie, at the edge of Malmö city, in sustainable living and systmems terms.

Housing, energy, carbon, water, food, were all to be included in the masterplan - to enable the new suburb to be a self-sustaining environment to a high degree, to be well integrated into the landscpae, and to resolve as much of its own energy and climate/carbon challenges as possible.

Drömgården is a social development project to buy a decommissioned military island outside of Stockholm, and build a thriving local community with participating co-owners of the land and property, co-founded by John Higson and the People Owned project.

Nordhavnen is an ex port district at the edge of Copenhagen that has been transformed step by step into a thriving innovation and development hub of the larger metropolitan area.

Nordhavnen Principles was a competition proposal led by Christian Bandi to make the area into the world pioneer of cradle-to-cradle industrial symbiosis and eco-effectiveness innovation.

The New Lövholmen was a project developed by Färgfabriken, led by Jan Åman, for Skanska who own a large part of the Lövholmen island in Stockholm.

The vision was to re-imagine the island, a former industrial zone, into a hub of eco-social development serving the larger Stockholm area.