Øresund Link Bridge in Denmark by Rotne
Øresund Link, Bridge linking Denmark & Sweden by Georg Rotne: Swedish bridge, engineer, København / Malmo sea crossing structure
Ørestad Copenhagen New Town Architecture
West Amager and Ørestad, also known as Copenhagen S, is built around nature, water and architecture. Since the development in Ørestad started in 1995 many families and students have moved into the many, architect-designed buildings.
Nytorv Copenhagen Architecture: Torv København
This space is a public square in the centre of Copenhagen. Together with the adjoining Gammeltorv it forms a common space, today part of the Strøget pedestrian zone
MOE Buddinge Office Copenhagen building
MOE Buddinge Office Building, Denmark design by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects – Copenhagen sustainable development, Danish architecture
Sølvgade School, Copenhagen: Sølvgade Skole
Sølvgade School Copenhagen, Danish Education Building, New Architecture Denmark Sølvgade School, Copenhagen, Denmark Sølvgade Skole, København, Danmark – design by C. F. Moller Architects 22 Aug 2011 Sølvgade School Copenhagen Design: C. F. Moller, Architects New life for Denmark’s oldest school Denmark’s oldest school, the listed Sølvgade School built in 1847, close to King Christian … Read more
Ny Glyptotek, French Wing: Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
Ny Glyptotek, Henning Larsen Architect, Denmark Museum Architecture Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek – French Wing Copenhagen Building with Danish Art Collection – design by Henning Larsen Architects page updated 3 Sep 2016 Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Copenhagen Guide to Copenhagen Buildings Dansk Arkitektur Henning Larsen is probably the best known of contemporary Danish architects, although Schmidt, Hammer … Read more
Pivo Bar Stirling Corn Exchange Road, Scotland building
Pivo Bar in Stirling, Scotland – a traditional building on Corn Exchange Road, Stirling – Pivo Bar image, traditional Scottish architecture.
Old Castle Lachlan, Loch Fyne Argyll historic building
This historic structure is a ruined 15th-century castle on the shore of Loch Fyne, within the Cowal Peninsula, in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It was the stronghold of Clan MacLachlan until 1746 when it was attacked by British Government forces.
Nordhavn Copenhagen Architecture, København
Developed in response to an International competition by the City of Copenhagen, the brief invited entrants to set new standards for urban development. Through the creation of land reclamation, the plan connects urban infrastructure, extends waterways and weaves open space into new residential neighbourhoods and commercial areas fit for urban life over the next 50 years.
Maritime Youth House Copenhagen by PLOT
The concept of the project is that instead of using 1/4 of the project’s budget, originally allocated by the client to cleaning the polluted soil of the site, we discovered that the pollution was heavy metals and therefore stable
Magasin du Nord Copenhagen: Department Store
Magasin du Nord Store, Copenhagen Department, Danish Retail Architecture, Building, Photos Magasin du Nord Copenhagen Kongens Nytorv Retail Outlet, Denmark: Danish Department Store in French Renaissance Revival style page updated 3 Sep 2016 Magasin du Nord Danish department store on Kongens Nytorv Address: Kongens Nytorv 13, 1095 København, Danmark Phone: +45 33 11 44 33 … Read more
Louisiana Art Gallery: Museum of Modern Art
This is well worth a trip north from Copenhagen. We visited on a sunny Summer’s day and the setting is superb, art set in beautiful buildings in lovely grounds with a gorgeous view of the sea.
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.