Henrik Buhl

Henrik Buhl is a Part-time Lecturer at the Department of the Built Environment, Faculty of Engineering and Science, Aalborg University, Denmark. His academic work focuses on collaborative practices, innovation, and organizational dynamics within the construction industry.

• Position: Part-time Lecturer
• Institution: Aalborg University
• Department: Department of the Built Environment
• Research Domain: Construction Management and Organizational Collaboration

His research interests include interorganizational collaboration, expansive learning, knotworking, and the use of boundary objects to improve teamwork in complex construction projects. These areas reflect a strong engagement with sociotechnical and organizational challenges in built environment development.

The trends in his publications from 2016 to 2019 show a consistent focus on qualitative, practice-based research in construction settings, often using ethnographic methods and theoretical frameworks from organizational learning and activity theory. His work emphasizes real-world collaboration across organizational boundaries and seeks to innovate through improved team interaction and knowledge integration.

Henrik Buhl has not been publicly associated with any scientific awards in the provided text.

There is no information available regarding student advising or research grants. However, his collaborative publication pattern suggests active participation in research teams and projects, particularly with colleagues such as Anders Klitgaard and Mette Andersen.

While no formal lab or research center is explicitly mentioned, his work appears to be embedded in research initiatives related to construction innovation, interorganizational teams, and collaborative practice, likely within or associated with Aalborg University’s built environment research ecosystem.