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Major works to visit include the Nature Themed Daycare Center, Sønderborg, Jutland, by ZENI arkitekter a/s. In recent years, there has been a tendency to concentrate daycare facilities in fewer and larger daycare centers. This is obviously done to be more efficient, but also to be able to offer a wider range of facilities.
We also post details about the Maritime Center, Esbjerg, Southern Jutland, by WERK Arkitekter and Snøhetta. It opened in the seaport town Esbjerg on the Danish west coast, a new Maritime Center. The facility was developed by WERK Arkitekter and Snøhetta following a design competition in 2019. The center is created as a shared space for watersport clubs and visitors along the port. It provides the town with a social maritime hub and architectural landmark.
Finally, we feature The Sergeant, Sønderborg, Jutland, again by ZENI arkitekter. Sergenten is a former army garage and drill hall has been revitalized as a modern concert and event space, with state-of-the-art kitchen facilities.
New ultra-fast charging stations for electric vehicles unveiled in the Danish city of Fredericia. The stations are designed by COBE and offer to recharge the batteries of both vehicles and drivers in Denmark.
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C.F. Møller and EFFEKT win architectural competition for the new Svendborg International Maritime Academy (SIMAC). The new SIMAC building will be the maritime educational institution of the future.
Designed by MVRDV and COBE the opening of Roskilde Festival Folk High School adds a new chapter to the history of Danish education as the first new-build general folk high school in Denmark for 50 years.
Independent, searching, sensitive, free. In the autumn’s big show No Nordic x RRA, the Norwegian architect Reiulf Ramstad shines in the light as a creative person in his own right: Reiulf Ramstad Architects Exhibition at Utzon Center, Aalborg, Denmark.
Besøgscenter Hammershus Visitor Centre building in Bornholm, Denmark, design by Arkitema, celebrates the largest castle ruin in Northern Europe, on this small Danish island in the Baltic Sea, an important ancient monument.
Danish practice 3XN is the architect behind a new experimental conference center and hotel where everything is adapted to the circulation of nature and where guests will get an idea of how it feels to live in a world without waste
3XN has won the competition to build Denmark’s new international climate center, the Climatorium, in the Danish city of Lemvig. The Climatorium aims to attract both local residents and tourists as a place to view exhibitions and learn about climate change issues.
With a completely re-conceptualized conversion and extension, the Wadden Sea Centre – gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Ribe on the west coast of Denmark – by architects Dorte Mandrup, shortlisted at WAF 2018.
In cooperation with the City of Aarhus, DSB, MT Højgaard and C.F. Møller Architects are preparing to realise the vision of a new Railway Quarter. This is a new, car-free urban quarter in Aarhus, which will develop the area and connect the surrounding neighbourhoods.
Being satisfied tenants in The Iceberg, an award-winning housing project in Aarhus, DK, the owners of the summer house addressed CEBRA. They wanted to know if CEBRA designed small-scale houses with the same high level of architectural ambition. This kicked off Treldehuset.
The shape of this summer house was conceived by Martin Kallesø Arkitekter and a flock of migrating black birds. Four of these birds landed on the plot; each of them found their own spot on the ground.
The climate adaption project in Vorup near Randers, designed by C.F. Møller Architects, resolves the city’s current and future climate challenges by converting the adjacent nature area, Storkeengen (Stork Meadow), into a public nature park.
Storstrøm Prison, designed by C. F. Møller Architects, will be the setting for the world’s most humane and re-socializing closed prison, with architecture which supports the inmates’ mental and physical well-being.
The world’s first ‘Biological House’ has opened its doors to visitors and sets a new high standard for eco-friendly buildings. The leading forces behind this innovative build, Een til Een, built the house in secrecy, and eventually welcomed visitors from all over the world.
C. F. Møller, Architects’ building is making a bold statement on the campus of the University of Southern Denmark in Odense, blending in and standing out at the same time with its unique façade and innovative interior layout for cutting-edge research.
C. F. Møller Architects designed the new music and theatre hall which is created to be a cultural power centre with four stages and the Carl Nielsen Academy of Music under one roof.
BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group and LEGO bring the toy scale of the classic LEGO brick to architectural scale with LEGO House, forming vast exhibition spaces and public squares that embody the culture and values at the heart of all LEGO experiences.
CEBRA Architects designed the new building replaces an existing school and is in its scale, its architectonic expression and in its materials inspired by its surroundings: the neighbourhood and the public forest.
Architect: Sigurd Larsen. The Green House is one of a series of single family houses is designed for Frikøbing in Denmark. The development plan for the area has high demands on sustainability for construction materials, insulation, energy and air circulation.
