Learning from Nature Pavilion Building, Denmark

Learning from Nature Pavilion, Danish Building, Project, Photo, Design, Image Learning from Nature Pavilion 3XN Pavilion in Denmark : Architecture Information 15 Feb 2010 Learning from Nature 3XN showcase pavilion ‘Learning from Nature’, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark Louisiana Pavilion : International Innovation Award The green Pavilion in the Sculpture Park of the Louisiana … Read more

Kongens Nytorv Copenhagen Buildings

Kongens Nytorv – Kings New Square: Grand square at the east end of The Strøget, containing the Royal Danish Theatre – Det Kongelige Teater – to the south and Hotel D’Angleterre to the west.

Kolding Castle Denmark, Jutland Building

This is a Danish royal castle in the town of Kolding on the south central part of the Jutland peninsula. The castle was founded in the 13th century and was expanded since with many functions ranging from fortress, royal residency, ruin, museum, and the location of numerous wartime negotiations.

Jægersborg Water Tower Denmark: Vandtårn

Dorte Mandrup Arkitekter ApS won in 2004 the competition to convert Jægersborg Water Tower into a mixed-use building. On the upper floors, student housing units mark the perimeter of the existing structure.

Jarmers Plads: Realkredit Danmark, København

Jarmers Place Landscape copenhagen, Denmark – 20th Century Danish landscaping works to south of original building, Date built: 1996-97, Architect: Erik Brandt Dam – Brandt Hell Hansted Holscher Arkitekter.

Station Square Stirling Development: Masterplan

Michael Laird Architects are delighted to announce that they have recently gained detailed planning consent for two separate building projects within central Stirling, including public realm renewal.

Mellerstain House Scotland: Historic Kelso building

Mellerstain House Scotland

Mellerstain House Scotland: historic Scottish property in The Borders – design by William & Robert Adam – located near Kelso, Scottish Borders Dates built: 1725-78: Stately home set within 80 hectares of parkland. Home of the 13th Earl of Haddington.

Lotte Glob House Sutherland: Loch Eriboll

Lotte Glob House, Sutherland

In 2001, Lotte Glob, a Danish ceramic artist whose practice is closely identified with the wilderness landscape in North-West Scotland commissioned me to build a living and working space that would enable her to integrate her practice, her business and her lifestyle.

Holmen Copenhagen, Dokoen buildings

Holmen Copenhagen, Dokoen buildings

One of the key buildings in Dokoen is the Danish National Opera House. In 2000, the A.P. Møller and Chastine Mc-Kinney Møller Foundation donated funds to build an opera hall in Copenhagen, report BuroHappold Engineering.

Hedorf Kollegium Frederiksberg, Copenhagen

Hedorf Kollegium Frederiksberg, Copenhagen

Buildings made with sandwich panels have a reputation for being dull boxes. In Hedorf Residence Hall at Frederiksberg KHR arkitekter shows that buildings cast in concrete can be both creative and inspiring.

Fleet Street Architecture – Photographs, London

Fleet Street Architecture Photos, Building, Pictures, News, Design, Property, Image Fleet Street London : Architecture Photography by Nick Weall in London, England, UK: Information + Images Fleet Street Buildings London Architecture photographs taken by Nick Weall on 1 + 2 Aug 2009 Not all images are in Fleet Street, but all are in the City … Read more

Grundtvig Church Copenhagen: Kirke Photos

This monumental church is referred to in modern terms as a gothic cathedral. Master builder and architect Peder Vilhelm Jensen Klint died before the church was finished. The task was entrusted to his son architect and designer Kaare Klint, who completed the building of the church in 1940.

Green Lighthouse Copenhagen, Christensen&Co

Green Lighthouse, Denmark’s first CO2 neutral public building, is a faculty building at the Faculty of Science at the University of Copenhagen. The building has multiple purposes including teaching facilities, student advisory, administration and faculty lounge.