ArchitectureThe Orangery / Lenschow AndersenThe pavilion is a reinterpretation of one of the most iconic buildings of the Baroque era: the church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane in Rome designed by the architect Francesco Borromini (2015.08.06FavoritesShare
ArchitectureInprogress : Technical Faculty SDU Odense / C.F. Møllera “piece of furniture”2015.07.20FavoritesShare
LandscapeThe Infinite Bridge / Gjøde & Povlsgaard ArkitekterEnter a space of social interaction with other people experiencing the same panorama.2015.07.17FavoritesShare
ArchitectureCIS – Copenhagen International School Nordhavn / C.F. Møller ArchitectsOne of the largest building-integrated solar power plants in Denmark2015.06.25FavoritesShare
ArchitectureSports & Arts Expansion At Gl. Hellerup Gymnasium / BIGAll alterations are designed to provide more space for the development of the school and a better space for students.2015.05.13FavoritesShare
ArchitectureMoesgaard Museum, Aarhus, Denmark by Henning Larsen ArchitectsRising from landscape2015.01.30FavoritesShare
LandscapeCopenhagen Business School Campus - C.F. MøllerThe campus in society.2014.12.05FavoritesShare
ArchitectureKøge North Station, Denmark / DISSING+WEITLING&COWIGreen traffic station.2014.11.18FavoritesShare
ArchitectureIceberg / CEBRAIn the port reconstruction and development, an important part of the new vitality community.2014.10.31FavoritesShare
ArchitectureStreetDome / CEBRA and Glifberg+LykkeAn interactive and harmonious whole.2014.10.23FavoritesShare
ArchitectureCentral Copenhagen / Norm ArchitectsAll white, stylish, and different.2014.10.10FavoritesShare
ArchitectureMuseum and Cultural Centre for children at birthplace of Hans Christian Anderson / Rekka Design AtelierTale in the air.2014.10.08FavoritesShare
ArchitectureNew Copenhagen Kindergarten / COBECurved curved wall with lush roof garden.2014.10.07FavoritesShare
ArchitectureThe Village on Paper Island / Norm ArchitectsA dramatic exhibition experience.2014.10.06FavoritesShare
ArtBuilding The Largest Ship In The World / Alastair Philip WiperThe ship is another building, strolling to the world’s largest shipyard.2014.09.04FavoritesShare