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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.
C.F. Møller and Tredje Natur present a new lower-secondary school building at Islands Brygge, which provides the framework for physical, sensory and experience-based learning, with special focus on food and movement.
Large stadiums and music venues are often placed in the outskirts of cities, but not in Copenhagen. Royal Arena, a 35.000 square metre venue, has just opened in the middle of a residential area, and is designed by 3XN Architects together with HKS to be a good neighbour.
C.F. Møller Architects Solar-powered School of the Future is located on a prominent site in Copenhagen’s new Nordhavn district. The modern educational architecture links the school with the urban environment, and give the school an open ambiance.
Architect: Sigurd Larsen
Sorte Hus is an innovative and affordable single-family residence in Copenhagen; it combines intelligent use of prefabricated materials thereby keeping the costs down, while utilizing a simple spatial composition to maximize usable room.
Architect: Sigurd Larsen. Natural light is an essential element when you build in the Scandinavian countries. Indirect light has a beautiful cold blue color that reminds you that you are close to the sea.
Architects: Snøhetta
The new Barr restaurant is a tribute to the North Sea region, developed with chefs Thorsten Schmidt and René Redzepi in noma’s former Copenhagen home.
Architects: Schmidt Hammer Lassen. Fisketorvet was built in 2000 at a then out-of-town location. Although it has a waterfront location, the shopping-centre was designed as a traditional mall. Visitors would arrive by car and directly enter the building
Design: COBE architects. As the centrepiece of Copenhagen’s redeveloped Nordhavn (North Harbour), Danish architects COBE and clients Klaus Kastbjerg and NRE Denmark unveil the completed transformation of The Silo
Design: AART architects
Denmark’s Rowing Stadium at Bagsværd Lake fulfils the vision of creating a rowing stadium in an international league of its own. Beautifully situated with water and forest on all sides, it is a place that accommodates both the elite and the broader public.
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen. The former industrial site renowned for its rich architectural legacy has been re-emerging as a new sustainable city district: a dense city structure with attractive urban spaces, public transport, and new buildings that complement the existing historical structures.
Hovedbanegaarden København, built in 1904-11, designed by Heinrich Wenck Architect: landmark Copenhagen building on west side of city centre, immediately west of Tivoli.
WE Architecture + Erik Juul have been commissioned to transform Jagtvej 69 to become a turning point for homeless people. Where housing and green gardens are creating a platform for the meeting between locals and homeless and a path for a new beginning.
ONV Architects, in cooperation with Scandi Byg, have developed a new economic housing concept: AlmenBolig+. The concept has been applied in seven locations around Denmark.
Design: Nord Architects. Award winning architectural firm, Nord Architects, has unveiled its latest design; a contemporary Urban Hospice intended to create a positive environment while offering support for patients in need of palliative care.