Red Cross Volunteer House / Cobe

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Text description provided by the architects. Red Cross Volunteer House is an extension of the national headquarters of Red Cross in Denmark in Copenhagen. The triangular building has a 850-m2 roof that acts as a large public staircase extending from the street level to the second floor of the building. The extension, which has a floorspace of 750 m2, is placed partially below ground and serves as the main entrance to both the headquarters and the volunteer centre. The Red Cross Volunteer House gives 34,000 volunteers a setting for the continuous development of their work in Denmark. The building is designed in cooperation with the volunteers as a celebration of volunteer work and commitment and as a meeting place for the volunteers, the city and anyone wishing to contribute to the work the Red Cross does for marginalized citizens.

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Cite: "Red Cross Volunteer House / Cobe" 09 Jul 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/920514/red-cross-volunteer-house-cobe> ISSN 0719-8884

© Rasmus Hjortshøj - COAST

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