Kasper Albrektsen is a Danish PhD student at the Aarhus School of Architecture (AAA) and the Municipality of Vejle, researching in the field between urban planning and heritage. From 2014-2018 he has been working as an adviser in urban planning advising municipalities, developers and other stakeholders in the search for sustainable urban transformation. 

From 2018-2020 he worked as a research assistant at AAA in the field of cultural environments as part of the research lab Transformation, Architecture and Territories researching in urban planning, heritage and transformation. He has been a part of 25 rapports on cultural environments in 25 different municipalities in Denmark investigating the potential of cultural environments and heritage in the development of urban areas. At AAA he has also been part of different research projects related to urban heritage and teaching at the Studio for urban transformation and heritage.

• 2020 - now PhD Fellow, The Architecture School of Aarhus (AAA) and Vejle Municipality
• 2018 - 2020 Research assistent at AAA, Cultural Environments
• 2014 - 2018 CFBO and Bascon, Urban planing consultant
• 2008-2014, Master in Urban Planning, Aalborg University

Publications : 

More than 2+publications on cultural environments in different danish municipalities - see link https://adk.elsevierpure.com/da/persons/kasper-albrektsen 

Albrektsen, K. & Danielsen, M.H., 2014, The Atmosphere of industrial architecture, Conference paper; Le Vie Dei maercanti - Best Practice in Heritage management