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Copenhagen Harbours, Denmark
Holmen – Dokoen, København, Danmark built environment information
page updated 3 Sep 2016
Dokoen København
Emerging Danish dockland architecture in Copenhagen:
Holmen – Dokøen
Operahus i København under construction in 2002 – five yellow cranes, opposite Amalienborg
One of the key buildings in Dokoen is the Danish National Opera House:
In 2000, the A.P. Møller and Chastine Mc-Kinney Møller Foundation donated funds to build an opera hall in Copenhagen, report BuroHappold Engineering. Five years later, in January 2005, this state-of-the-art performance venue was officially opened on the historic island of Dokoen in Copenhagen harbour. BuroHappold Engineering supported Henning Larsen Architects and Danish engineers Ramboll in creating this modern masterpiece.
Working across structural, mechanical and electrical aspects of this project, our team were presented with a variety of challenges. These included realising the 32 metre long cantilevered roof that soars out over the arrival plaza, and ensuring optimum acoustics and visitor comfort levels inside the foyer and main 1800 seat auditorium.
source: Copenhagen
Location: Holmen / Dokoen, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Nyhavn
Famous dock in the heart of the city with many quality restaurants
photo © Adrian Welch
The Little Mermaid / Den Lille Havfrue
Langelinie
Images of Copenhagen Docks Architecture from Summer 2002
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Copenhagen Harbour Gateway : Steven Holl Architects
Teglværk Bridge, Copenhagen : HVIDT ARKITEKTER
Tivoli Conference Centre, Copenhagen : Kim Utzon Arkitekter
Carlsberg Central Office, Valby
Design: C.F. Møller Architects
image Courtesy architecture office
Carlsberg Central Office in Valby
Tingbjerg Library and Culture House, Tingbjerg, Skolesiden 4, DK-2700 Brønshøj, Denmark
Design: COBE
photo : Rasmus Hjortshøj – COAST
Tingbjerg Library and Culture House
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