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• Architects

  Henning Larsen

• Location

  Copenhagen, Denmark

• Category

  opera house

• Area

  41000.0 m2

• Project Year

  2005

• Photographs

  Adam Mørk, Pierre Chatel

+ 24

• Architects

  Henning Larsen

• Location

  Linbanevägen 9, 981 30 Kiruna, Sweden

• Category

  Town & City Hall

• Architecture Team

  Anders Japp Wieliczko Wester, Carlos Ramos Fer- nandez, Christian Bøggild Schuster, Dorte Nielsen, Gitte Edelgren, Hen- rik Christensen, Haakon Gilje Aarseth, Kyd Kitchaiya, Martin Stenberg, Mia Johnson, Nina la Cour Sell, Per Ebbe Hansson, Peter Tegner Matz, Stefan Ernst Jensen, Søren Kristensen, Teddy Brøgger-Jensen, Thomas Tang, Victor Pastorino Nyman, Zazia Wihlborg Bigom

• Area

  13180.0 m2

• Project Year

  2018

• Photographs

  Hufton + Crow

New renders have been released of Henning Larsen’s “luxurious hideaway in the Georgian mountains” after construction started on the 25000m², 135 room hotel earlier this year. The new Agobili Hotel is located at the Abastumani spa resort in Georgia, which itself has been a health retreat for both the Tsar family and general public alike. The new building hopes “to create a story about the magnificent place it inhabits.”

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+ 33

• Architects

  Henning Larsen

• Location

  Ørestads Blvd. 21, 2300 København S, Denmark

• Category

  Institutional buildings

• Team

  Landscape; SLA, Workspace; Signal, Engineering; COWI

• Area

  46600.0 m2

• Project Year

  2017

• Photographs

  Adam Mork

Like many European urban districts, the Swedish city of Gothenburg is in the process of transforming old industrial areas along its waterfront into mixed-use public realms. Against the backdrop of urban regeneration in Gothenburg, Danish firm Henning Larsen has unveiled a masterplan for the Lindholmen urban district, which following its completion in 2025, will offer a diverse environment for engagement between students, entrepreneurs, and public citizens.

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+ 34

• Architects

  Henning Larsen Architects, GPP Architects

• Location

  Aarhus, Denmark

• Category

  Schools

• Area

  15000.0 sqm

• Project Year

  2016

• Photographs

  Hufton + Crow, Virklund Sport , Jens Peter Engedal

Henning Larsen Architects, in collaboration with SLA and Tyréns, has won a competition for the design of a new city hall in Uppsala, Sweden, beating out proposals from Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects, White Arkitekter, Ahrbom & Partners, and 3XN Architects.

The project will include a refurbishment and addition to the existing city hall building, which was built in 1957 and only partially completed in accordance with the original drawings. Henning Larsen Architects’ design will close off the L-shaped building, connecting the old and the new with a glass-roofed courtyard to create a new public gathering place for residents of Sweden’s 4th largest city.

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• Architects

  Henning Larsen Architects

• Location

  Munich, Germany

• Category

  Institutional buildings

• Area

  45000.0 sqm

• Project Year

  2016

• Photographs

  Hufton + Crow

Henning Larsen has been selected to design a pavilion for Denmark for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Opening on Ipanema Beach from August 4-21, 2016, the pavilion – named “The Heart of Denmark” – will feature a tent structure that utilizes building techniques appropriated from sailboat construction. Inspired by Denmark’s maritime history, Danish architecture, the landscape of Rio de Janeiro and the buildings of Oscar Niemeyer, the pavilion will marry aesthetic iconography of both Denmark and Brazil.

Henning Larsen Architects has revealed the designs for its new project, The French International School, in Hong Kong. The 18,000 square meter school in the Tseng Kwan O district will be the fifth to arise in Hong Kong, and will house 1,050 students from kindergarten through middle school.

Not only will the project be a school, but it is also intended to become a center for French culture in Hong Kong. Thus, the campus will be open on evenings and weekends for public events like sports competitions, exhibitions, French May, and French cinematheque.

Henning Larsen Architects has won a competition to design the new Forum Medicum, an addition to the Medical faculty at Lund University in Sweden. The 25,000 square meter space will be the “new gathering space for employees, students, researchers, and visitors,” bundling several educational fields under the larger umbrella of medical research.

The project will include a Forum that seamlessly connects the inside and outside with accessible public space, a café, restaurant, space for exhibitions, and informal learning spaces.

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+ 16

• Architects

  Henning Larsen Architects

• Location

  4100 Ringsted, Denmark

• Category

  crematorium

• Area

  2700.0 sqm

• Project Year

  2013

• Photographs

  Anders Sune Berg

+ 26

• Architects

  Henning Larsen Architects

• Location

  8800 Viborg, Denmark

• Category

  Town & City Hall

• Area

  19400.0 sqm

• Project Year

  2011

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• Architects

  Henning Larsen Architects

• Location

  Universitetsparken 1, 6000 Kolding, Denmark

• Category

  University

• Area

  13700.0 sqm

• Project Year

  2014

• Photographs

  Martin Schubert, Jõrgen Weber, Jens Lindhe

+ 32

• Architects

  Henning Larsen Architects

• Location

  Aarhus, Denmark

• Category

  Exhibition center

• Team from Henning Larsen Architects

  Louis Becker (Responsible Partner), Niels Edeltoft (Project Manager), Troels Troelsen (Design Responsible, Competition Phase), Elizabeth Ø. Balsborg (Architect and Design Manager), Birte Bæk, Carsten Fisher, Gitte Edelgren, Greta Lillienau, Hans Vogel, Henrik Vuust, Irma Persson Käll, Johnny Holm Jensen, Julie Daugaard Jensen, Lars Harup, Lars Krog Hansen, Magnus Folmer Hansen, Mai Svanholt, Maja Aasted, Martha Lewis, Matthias Lehr, Peter Koch, Sarah Kübler, Stefan Ernst Jensen

• Area

  16000.0 m2

• Photographs

  Jens Lindhe, Martin Schubert , Jan Kofod Winther, Jacob Due