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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. The site occupies a pivotal waterfront position alongside the Øresund crossing, just north of the International Airport.
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.
The Danish capital city has been named UNESCO World Capital of Architecture for 2023. Following Rio de Janeiro’s inaugural title role, it will host the IUA’s World Congress.
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With 200 ha, Copenhagen’s Northern harbor is today used as harbor, but expected to be transformed into a new Copenhagen neighborhood within the next 40 to 50 years. Fully developed, it will provide the living environment of 40.000 residents. 40.000 people will work there.
The Northwest area of Copenhagen is located in the diverse and lively transition zone between the dense urban Nørrebro area and the villa neighbourhoods at the edge of the city.
Design: NORD Architects. This young architecture office has won the competition for a new healthcare center for cancer patients. In the future when the citizens of Copenhagen are diagnosed with cancer, they and their families can get help with rehabilitation and support in a new and exceptional building.
The Mountain has been selected as a winner of an Urban Land Institute (ULI) 2009 Award for Excellence: Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) competition
The exhibition Green Architecture for the Future elucidates the relationship between architecture and society and the vast field mapped out by discussions of sustainability, with its whole range of challenges.
In 2004, 3XN was awarded the prestigious task of performing the renovation and extensions of the Concert Hall in Tivoli, the famous old Copenhagen amusement park.
Ørestad College was built in immediate continuation of new legislation in the Danish educational sector in 2005 and is an educational building remarkable for its complete absence of class rooms in the traditional sense. At present, the gymnasium is the most-applied-for in Denmark.
Sjakket Youth House. A base camp for immigrant youth is to occupy a former factory building. The exterior twin peak silhouette and gables are subject to rules of preservation.
Amsterdam, Venice, Christianshavn – it is not hard to identify the sources of inspiration for the Sluseholmen development. Water is the vital element in the canal community now taking shape in the area’s former industrial and harbour areas.
University Gardens comprises the second and third phase of the Housing Snake located in Ørestad North, which will writhe its way through all five of the area’s construction zones
This architecture will be free from the stylistic straitjacket; free to generate new associations from the architectonic spectrum. The Tower of Babel collapsed because of the confusion caused by different languages
During the Marshall years when post war Denmark was being rebuilt, the state chose to favour prefabricated concrete over all other forms of construction.
Copenhagen Zoo Entry, Danish building design by Entasis: this entrance architecture won the AIA Prize ‘Best Building in Europe 1998’. Entasis was founded by Christian and Signe Cold in 1996. This is their first building.
The newly opened Birkerød Sports centre in Rudersdal Municipality, close to Copenhagen is a modern sports and culture complex that sets new standards in terms of both practicality and architecture.
Far from being traditional retail space, the boutique interior feels more like a jewellery gallery, with its elegant white décor and exhibition wall that runs throughout
The principle inspiration for the project is the meeting of the collective and the individual, a characteristic inherent to the dormitory building type.
The Wedge Copenhagen building design by Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter: the project consists of both an urban plan for the Business School campus located on an abandoned rail yard and a new faculty building.
