Architect: Sigurd Larsen
The Light House is the second of Sigurd Larsen’s typologies to be developed in the area and consists of a simple plan arrangement that allow for low construction costs while offering generous living spaces.
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects and CREO
The 32,000 sqm extension of Kolding Hospital in Denmark has been completed as one the first new built hospitals part of the EUR 6.4 billion modernising of Denmark’s future hospital capacity.
Danish Design Award winners news – the game-changing Open Embassy, the aesthetic-functional walking frame Scandinavian Indoor, the expansive car-sharing concept GoMore and the partnership-building VenligBolig, which promotes the integration of refugee families.
Design: Form4 Architecture, architects
Architecture competition to take a bus shelter, an atypical, ubiquitous object within the public realm, and create a design for a rural area of Denmark.
Design: Conm + Kallesø
The projects consits of two dwellings each 140 sqm. Each dwellings consists of an entrance, 2 toilets, 2 bedrooms, 1 master bedroom and a huge 60 sqm living room which has access to a semi secluded private garden facing the street.
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. A successful premiere marked the beginning of a sold out season at Denmark’s first newly built theatre in over a century outside of the Danish capital Copenhagen.
Architects: Urban Agency and Aarhus Arkitekterne
Although the MCH Messecenter in Herning is already the biggest exhibition in Denmark, that doesn’t hinder the plans for its future development from being very ambitious.
Transforming a former German WWII bunker, within the protected shorelands of Blåvand the new building has four main volumes, housing four independent institutions: a bunker museum, an amber museum, a history museum and a special exhibitions gallery.
This Danish visitor centre design by architects CEBRA will be an architectural gateway that gathers and communicates a vast range of visitor experiences. It will form a natural starting point for hikes in the area.
Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. An old boiler building from the 1940s in the unique, historic industrial complex in Vejle. The architects have designed the 1,200 sqm refurbishment project to provide space for the new Design Driven Innovation Centre housing 30 creative companies.
Design: CEBRA Architects. An ambitious cultural project in Northern Sjælland in Denmark: a 3,000 sqm cultural building located on an island in Hundested harbour.
Danish architecture photos – new architectural images from recent visit to Denmark: Esrum Kloster & Møllegård, Sjælland: the former Cistercian monastery is now used as a museum and a school for the study of nature and the environment.
Design: BIG, architects. One of the most interesting new buildings in Denmark, a fascinating project in a key Danish cultural site. Leaving the historic dock walls untouched, the architects have placed the galleries below ground in a continuous loop around the dry dock walls – making the dock the centerpiece of the exhibition.
Design: aart architects – new photos
17.000sqm cultural centre in an old ship yard. It contains concert halls, public library, showrooms and conference rooms. The design won an open international architecture competition. The building is adjacent to Danish Maritime Museum by BIG and Kronborg Castle immortalized in William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet.
Design: CEBRA architecture, architects with KPF. This school building design challenges the notion of architecture while at the same time reflecting the urban context. Some teaching can be performed outdoors in most weather. The pitched roof is the key architectural device.
Design: Conm + Kallesø architects. The brief was to make both a guest annexe and a small toolshed adjacent to an excisting holiday cottage in the southwestern part of Zealand
Danish Architectural firm Cubo has recently completed an artist’s residence that will function as an open-door workshop and exhibition space, whilst offering free accommodation to artists for a week or two at a time.
Design: SeARCH, CEBRA, JDS and Louis Paillard – new photos of this innovative and unusual residential development in the harbour of the main city in Jutland. These buildings develop Denmark’s second largest city in a socially sustainable way by renovating its old, out-of-use container terminal.
C.F. Møller is behind a global hub for the LEGO Group with the design of a new office complex. 52,000 sqm of building and a large, public park are the framework for flexible workplaces, new communities, new ways of working and sustainability
Design: Henning Larsen Architects. This vibrant Danish building receives the 2016 Green GOOD DESIGN award from the European Centre for Architecture, Art, Design & Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design
