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Nuukullak 10 / BIOSIS

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  • Architects: BIOSIS
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  3400
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2023

Anstalten Correctional Facility / SHL + Friis & Moltke

Anstalten Correctional Facility / SHL + Friis & Moltke  - Drawings, SecurityAnstalten Correctional Facility / SHL + Friis & Moltke  - Exterior Photography, Security, Facade, DoorAnstalten Correctional Facility / SHL + Friis & Moltke  - Exterior Photography, Security, Door, FacadeAnstalten Correctional Facility / SHL + Friis & Moltke  - Interior Photography, Security, FacadeAnstalten Correctional Facility / SHL + Friis & Moltke  - More Images+ 4

Dronning Ingrids Hospital / C.F. Møller

Dronning Ingrids Hospital / C.F. Møller - Hospital , Facade
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Ny Anstalt Correctional Facility Winning Proposal / Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects

Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects, in collaboration with Friis & Moltke, just won the competition to design the Ny Anstalt correctional facility in Nuuk, Greenland. The 8,000 square meter facility is the first such facility in Greenland, focusing on the contrast between beauty and roughness as a guiding theme for the project. This concept is also present in the choice of materials: concrete, wood and corten steel, which is rooted in a desire to adapt the complex to the landscape. More images and architects’ description after the break.