KGS. LYNGBY FUTURE UK

Thanks to the construction of the new light rail system, Lyngby will be in a transitional phase over the next five years. This presents a unique opportunity to test mobility solutions from self-driving buses and digital platforms to car and bike sharing. The goal is to make life more enjoyable for tourists and residents alike – both during and after construction

A new sustainability committee – comprised of both citizens and politicians from Lyngby-Taarbæk – is tasked with creating a strategy to tackle climate challenges

For tech-heavy companies who are early in their journey, one wrong decision or an overlooked detail can result in the inability to course correct. That’s why DTU Science Park specializes in asking the right questions

Collaborative partnerships will create an attractive urban life, where customers will have the kind of positive experiences that will keep them coming back. The next phase will see a new urban environment catering to students to attract and retain the younger generations

The majority of students at Cphbusiness Lyngby find it difficult to see themselves spending more of their time in Lyngby. According to the director of education at the business academy, a new ‘innovation district’ could keep these talented graduates around and create a framework for cooperation across local companies and the educational institution