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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: 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.
New Hospital and Mental Health Bispebjerg, Copenhagen Healthcare Building, Design New Bispebjerg Hospital Healthcare Building in Denmark – Shortlisted Architects 19 Feb 2014 New Bispebjerg Hospital Accidents & Emergencies Building Seven international teams are competing to design the future hospital in Copenhagen 27 applications have entered in the competition to design the Accidents & Emergencies … Read more
JDS ARCHITECTS’ KALVEBOD WAVES NOMINATED FOR BIG ARNE AWARD
JDS Architects is pleased to announce the nomination of its project Kalvebod Waves for the Big Arne Award. The award is given to completed works and initiatives that have raised the architecture of the metropolitan Copenhagen area in the past year. Kalvebod Waves is nominated for the award because it contributes to reuniting the city of Copenhagen with its harbor. To create this urban spot on the waterfront, JDS Architects teamed up with KLAR, Future Experience, U-turn and White Water Adventure Park.
The Blue Planet Copenhagen, Denmark – design by 3XN, architects – Danish Aquarium building: Blaa Planet København, new Danish architecture
Inspired by the shape of water in endless motion, Denmark’s new National Aquarium, The Blue Planet is shaped as a great whirlpool, and the building itself tells the story of what awaits inside
The housing project Kajkanten is the most recent expansion on Havnestaden – the area adjacent to Havneparken at Islands Brygge. Following Kalvedbod Brygge, Havnestaden is the next large development project in the inner harbour of Copenhagen
UN City, Copenhagen, Denmark – design by 3XN – United Nations Head Office Copenhagen, Denmark office building, Danish architecture development
Viking Exhibition Copenhagen, National Museum of Denmark display design by ATELIER BRÜCKNER: Danish interior display photos – centrepiece is a shipwreck found in 1997 in Roskilde.
The planning of Ørestad began in 1994 and has a archetypical modernistic layout.
Copenhagen bridge designs – designs by Dissing + Weitling – Danish harbour crossing project, Copenhagen bridges, Denmark architecture images
The starting point for the project is two large trees that inhabit the site. The building embraces these trees and integrates them in the design of the building.
Carlsberg new town, Copenhagen. ‘Towards a common ground – How an extraordinary partnership between five Danish architectural offices created the contour of something historic.’
Ærøskobing buildings: the church at the market square is the third church on that location and on the square are the two old town pumps that supplied the town with water right up until 1952.
Ærø Buildings: photos of some key buildings on the island from 2012 – Church in Tranderup, in the middle of the island & Church in Bregninge, towards the west of the island of Ærø.
New Bispebjerg Hospital + Psychiatry, Copenhagen – design by BDP – International Masterplan Competition for Bispebjerg Hospital Copenhagen, Denmark