Last chance to experience Window Behaviorology @ VILLUM Window Collection

It’s time to experience Window Behaviorology, the Japanese architecture exhibition that turns our everyday view inside out. The exhibition runs throughout the year at VILLUM Window Collection, Denmark’s unique museum dedicated entirely to the history and design of windows.

Located in Søborg, this hidden gem offers a fascinating journey through windows from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, and Modernist periods — and currently presents the acclaimed special exhibition Window Behaviorology.

Window Behaviorology — A Japanese perspective on the meaning of windows in daily life

We look out through them every day – but how often do we really look at them?
Window Behaviorology places the window at the center of our attention, exploring how this architectural element shapes the way we live, perceive light, and connect to our surroundings.

The exhibition is based on the internationally recognized book series WindowScape, created by architect and professor Yoshiharu Tsukamoto. The series documents remarkable and atmospheric windows from across the globe – and through The Nordic Window, it reveals how light and weather define the unique relationship between windows, homes, and everyday life in Northern Europe.

Appealing to anyone with an interest in architecture, design, or aesthetics, Window Behaviorology offers visitors a renewed appreciation of one of the most essential features of any home – the window.

A perfect autumn outing – with free admission

VILLUM Window Collection is the ideal destination for a Sunday excursion as the autumn season sets in – and as always, admission is free.

Opening hours:
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday: 11AM -5PM
Address: Maskinvej 4, 2860 Søborg, Denmark

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Photo: Nathalie Krag