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Major recent works to visit include the School on Islands Brygge, Secondary School on Artillerivej, København S, by C.F. Møller, and the Ferring Pharmaceuticals A/S, Kastrup, by London’s Foster + Partners.
e-architect also feature Carlsberg Central Office in Valby by C.F. Møller Copenhill – Amager Ski Slope by BIG, and BIO4 Power Plant by Gottlieb Paludan.
Design: Steven Holl Architects. Eight years after winning the competition this New York design studio have received approval to build a pair of skyscrapers in Copenhagen harbour, linked by a pedestrian and cycle bridge 65m above the water.
e-architect revisit this delightful 20th Century Danish church building by the architect of the Sydney Opera House. The interior is a tour-de-force of concealed lighting and draped concrete ‘cloud’ ceiling.
Design: schmidt hammer lassen architects: official opening of the expansion of Pier C in Copenhagen Airport, becoming key for the airport’s growth strategy for non-European and long-haul traffic, making room for the world’s largest passenger airliner – the Airbus A380
Design: Wonderland
Creative agency Wonderland, have designed an organically shaped wooden wall, displaying the Carlsberg logo, for the bar at the Hall of Carlsberg in Copenhagen.
Devon&Devon, Copenhagen Retail Interior, Danish Building Images Devon&Devon Design Shop Interior, København, Danmark 9 Jun 2015 Devon&Devon in Copenhagen Location: Store Kongensgade 118. DK-1264 Copenaghen Devon&Devon is opening its first flagship store in Denmark, in the centre of Copenhagen, signalling the beginning of the brand’s direct presence in Scandinavia. Situated at no. 118, Store Kongensgade, the … Read more
Tietgen Dormitory: student housing in Copenhagen, Denmark by Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter: Tietgenkollegiet Copenhagen building, Danish student flats
Sewage Pumping Station, Copenhagen Building, Danish Infrastructure System Architecture Sewage Pumping Station Danish Sustainable Treatment Works Development – design by C. F. Møller architects 21 Apr 2015 Sewage Pumping Station in Copenhagen Design: C. F. Møller, architects Location: Kløvermarksvej, Copenhagen, Denmark Green and sustainable overall concept Denmark’s largest sewage pumping station on Kløvermarksvej in Copenhagen will set new … Read more
New Bispebjerg Hospital General Building: Copenhagen healthcare building shortlisted architects: C.F. Møller, COWI, KHR arkitekter A/S, WHR Architects Europe, Arup Denmark
Koege North Station: international design competition in Denmark – design by COBE – Køge North Station project news, Danish railway hub architecture images
Design: Hall McKnight
The opportunity to design Vartov Square or Alms-House Square in Copenhagen was won by Hall McKnight in an international design competition held in 2009.
Design: Carl Kai Rand
The course is set for happy days as Goboat, Copenhagen’s newest start-up, launches its fleet of solar-powered, Kebony-clad picnic boats.
Design: C. F. Møller Architects
With a new pavilion, the guests for the Opera House in Copenhagen and other visitors to Holmen will have a place of shelter while waiting by the water bus quay.
The Opera Pavilion is located at the quay just outside the Opera House in Copenhagen. The floating pavilion can accommodate 200 waiting persons, and the pavilion can be touched at by two water busses at the same time.
Design: Nohr & Sigsgaard Architects
The new Bagsvaerd School in Denmark has been formed by amalgamating two local schools.
Split levels, double-height rooms and a high degree of transparency characterise the spacious complexity of this Danish education building, while the overall design and spaces have been well worked out with the finer details carefully considered in relation to colour, texture and materials.
Design: Bente Lange Arkitekter
The A.P. Møller Foundation has made a generous donation to securing the future of the Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art by adding new building facilities.
In 2014 it’s exactly a century after the building was moved to its current location at Østerport in Copenhagen and in November, the new part of one of Europe’s oldest artists’ houses will be completed and open to the public.