New Copenhagen architecture projects with Danish building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Take a look at our property development posts from across this capital city of Denmark.
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: 3XN Architects – new photos. ‘An Architectural Cookbook for the Nordic Cuisine’: Danish interior for celebrated restaurant, uniting creative worlds of gastronomy and architecture in a “modern expression of the Nordic aesthetic”.
Frederiksberg Courthouse, Copenhagen Legal Building, Development, Danish Architecture Frederiksberg Courthouse, Copenhagen Danish Government Building Development – design by 3XN, Denmark page updated 2 Sep 2016 RIBA Awards 2013 : RIBA National Award Winner – 13 Jun 2013 photos : Adam Mørk 18 Apr 2013 Frederiksberg Courthouse Design: 3XN Location: Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark New Courthouse in … Read more
Rundetårn København, Købmagergade, just north off The Strøget, built in the middle of the 17th Century, designed by Jørgen Scheffel, Hans van Steenwinkel the younger and I & J Exner, architects
Copenhagen building photos: architectural images of key new buildings in the Danish Capital, plus some older classics such as Københavns Rådhus: Danish architecture images.
Design: Dorte Mandrup Architects. The building is named “The Opal”, which refers to the oval gemstone that reflects all colours of the spectrum. The reference is evident in both form and structure.
Design: RUBOW architects. Using architectural design elements such as light, scale, tactility and spatial relations, a simple conceptualisation has evolved into a pleasant and considerate atmosphere, combining the site’s character and inherent qualities.
Design: BBP Arkitekter. New photos of this luxury jewellery store: a 1960s office building transformed into a high-security building with a fluid facade, organised like a Venetian merchant house.
Located in one of the oldest parts of Copenhagen, the Danish Jewish Museum is housed in a former 17th-century boathouse and library built by King Christian IV. Studio Libeskind designed the new interior space, while preserving the original building.
Design: COBE + Public (Architects) + Grontmij Carlbro. New photos of this building that has been nominated for both The Danish Landscape Award 2015 and The Arne Award 2015 from the Danish Association of Architects.
New photos of buildings in this historic industrial city area. Carlsberg wants to be in the lead and show the way for a social, economic and environmental sustainable city. Social sustainability will support the creation of a strong and diverse city driven by verve, the diversity of experiences and meetings between cultures.
Design: Schmidt, Hammer and Lassen, Architects. Det Kongelige Bibliotek – The Royal Library was ahead of its time and the first in Denmark to introduce ground-breaking values to a previously dusty institution.
Design: C.F. Møller Landscape
Nordhavn Islands project design wins international competition for an innovative learning, activity and water landscape in the harbour basin in front of the new Copenhagen International School.
C.F. Møller and Tredje Natur win competition to design an innovative generation community in Copenhagen – one of the largest and most visionary residential and nursing home projects in Danish history
Winner of the international architectural competition seeking a masterplan for Christiansholm island in Copenhagen’s inner harbour: COBE with Inside Outside, Via Trafik and Transsolar
The Frederiksvej Kindergarten in Copenhagen design by Danish architects COBE opens. It consists of 11 small houses with play spaces organized around two winter gardens, and will create a safe and playful village for 182 children.
A short film about the 8 House designed by Bjarke Ingels in Copenhagen. This building by BIG is an intriguing development that tries to create new ways of mass living: “a lively urban neighborhood into horizontal layers of typologies connected by a continuous promenade and cycling path”.
Copenhagen architectural photos: new Denmark architecture images from places like Ørestad / Amager – selection of building pictures of designs in Danish capital.