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Architects: Sophus Søbye Architects
- Year: 2015
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Professionals: Rostgaard Engineering Consultants A/S
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DDS Søndermarken / Sophus Søbye Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/773387/dds-sondermarken-sophus-sobye-architectsCristian Aguilar
Bjarke Ingels Talks Tech, Entrepreneurship and Modernism in this Podcast with Prehype
Prehype, a venture development firm, has released its latest in a series of podcasts by partner Henrik Werdelin, featuring Danish architect Bjarke Ingels. Having worked with Prehype on investments into tech development, Bjarke Ingels discusses his experiences and perspectives on the industry, drawing parallels between entrepreneurship, tech development and architecture.
https://www.archdaily.com/773166/bjarke-ingels-talks-tech-entrepreneurship-and-modernism-in-this-podcast-with-prehypeEric Oh
Sports & Arts Expansion at Gammel Hellerup Gymnasium / BIG
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Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group
- Area: 2500 m²
- Year: 2014
https://www.archdaily.com/631264/sports-and-arts-expansion-at-gammel-hellerup-gymnasium-bigCristian Aguilar
Video: Bjarke Ingels on the Power of Architecture
This past month at WIRED by Design, Bjarke Ingels gave a rundown of his most ambitious projects, highlighting one underlining theme: BIG’s mission to “create social infrastructure for resilient cities.” From their Manhattan “BIG U” storm proofing plan, recently awarded $400 million in federal funds, to their “ski slope” waste-to-energy plant currently underway in Copenhagen, the Danish practice is undoubtedly fulfilling their mission in a BIG and infectious way.
https://www.archdaily.com/564052/video-bjarke-ingels-on-the-power-of-architectureKarissa Rosenfield
Forfatterhuset Kindergarten / Cobe
https://www.archdaily.com/554489/forfatterhuset-kindergarten-cobeDaniel Sánchez
COBE's Adaptive Reuse of Nordhavnen Silo Marks Beginning of Redevelopment
Danish firm COBE is transforming the largest industrial building in Nordhavnen - a silo - into an apartment building with both private and public functions. For COBE, who also created the urban development plans for Nordhavnen, this project marks the beginning of the post-industrial area's future. Nordhavnen is a harbor area located only 4km from Copenhagen's city centre.
"The exciting thing about old industrial property is how to preserve their soul and at the same time use them for something else," said Klaus Kastbjerg, the owner of the silo, commenting on the adaptive reuse project. To preserve the soul of the silo, the architects will maintain a raw industrial feeling on the interior. Each of the 40 retrofitted apartments will contain visible historic remnants such as existing concrete columns and walls.
Keep reading after the break for more information and images...
https://www.archdaily.com/545379/cobe-s-adaptive-reuse-of-nordhavnen-silo-marks-beginning-of-redevelopmentJennifer Whelan
Under the Skin: Exploring BIG Through the Danish Maritime Museum
With a voluminous portfolio and a bold, light-hearted persona, Bjarke Ingels is among the most respected young architects of the era. Now, as he enters his forties, this article from Icon looks at one of his longest-running projects: The Danish National Maritime Museum. Exploring the development of this project from competition winning proposal in 2006 to completion last year, it discusses some of BIG’s more daring decisions for the museum’s design, as well as Ingels’ development as an architect on the international stage.
https://www.archdaily.com/533605/under-the-skin-exploring-big-through-the-danish-maritime-museumConnor Walker
ArchDaily Editors Select 20 Amazing 21st Century Museums
In honor of International Museum Day we’ve collected twenty fascinating museums well worth visiting again. In this round up you’ll find classics - such as Bernard Tschumi Architects' New Acropolis Museum and Zaha Hadid Architects' MAXXI Museum - as well as lesser-known gems - such as Waterford City Council Architects’ Medieval Museum, the Natural History Museum of Utah by Ennead, and the Muritzeum by Wingårdhs. See all of our editors' favorites after the break!
https://www.archdaily.com/507467/archdaily-editors-select-20-amazing-21st-century-museumsConnor Walker
New Maritime Museum and Exploratorium / Cobe + Transform Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/458375/new-maritime-museum-and-exploratorium-cobe-architects-transform-architectsDaniel Sánchez
Danish National Maritime Museum / BIG
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Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group
- Area: 17500 m²
- Year: 2013
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Manufacturers: Fritz Hansen, Delux Denmark, GLASSBEL, Jakon, Jeld-Wen, +5
https://www.archdaily.com/440541/danish-national-maritime-museum-bigDaniel Sánchez