Kildevæld Culture Center by @swecoarchitectsdenmark in collaboration with @effektarchitects A new cultural center and local meeting point at Østerbro, offers activities and new functions for the community. Kildevæld Culture Center is an extension of the preserved Kildevæld School and is part of a comprehensive transformation project which we has been involved in since 2015 as architectural consultant. Photo by @laura_stamer

THE FUTURE IS SOCIAL! In Fridlev, @loop_architects in collaboration with @https://almenr.dk has designed an eco-village focused on social communities. More and more people are seeking smaller communities and co-housing that offer alternative, social and often more sustainable living options. The area around the homes is designed as a shared landscape. Cars are parked outside the village, so Fridlev is experienced through small paths among grasses, trees, and native plants that support biodiversity. All the houses in the Fridlev co-housing community are designed as wooden houses, insulated with cellulose insulation made from recycled newspaper behind the wooden cladding. Solar panels are mounted on the roofs of the three common houses so that the co-housing community can be self-sufficient with lighting in the common houses. #danisharchitecture#architecture#sustainableliving#townplanning#housing#socialhousing 📸 @jacobduedk

Those Summer Nights! @henninglarsenarchitects designed the Space and pavillons for “ByggePladsen” at @folkemoedet_official 2024. What a setting and what a design! Photo @troelsdammadsen#danisharchitecture#folkemødet #architecture#design#nightphotography#bornholmbornholmbornholm

Just wow! 😯 Beautiful shots of Amager Nature Park captured by photographer Morten Aagaard Krogh (@rktktr). @lyttarch_ serves as the lead consultant and landscape architect, with @adeptarchitects as the building architect. The project is commissioned by the @naturstyrelsen, @koebenhavnskommune, @taarnbykommune, Dragør Kommune, and @byenshavn (By & Havn). Collaborators: @systradanmark, @bark_raadgivning, @https://jacstudios.dk

Green Lighthouse by @cco_architects The first public building with carbon-neutral energy consumption in Denmark. The circular-shaped building creates a calm focal point in an area characterized by several different building styles and a myriad of odd angles. The green translucent composite façade transforms the area’s corroded copper roofs into a reflective facade, which acts as a dynamic contrast to the neighboring buildings. Photo by @adammork