European School Copenhagen: A Vibrant Space in a Historic Site
European School Copenhagen: A Vibrant Space in a Historic Site
- urbanNext, January 17, 2019.
- 472 words.
Middle Density, NORD Architects, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms, Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects
Active Public Spaces, Brick, Built landscape, City reinterpretation, Context, Copenhagen, Cultural legacy, Denmark, Educational Building, Heritage, Industrial context, Landmark, Project, Refitting Places, School, Sustainable, Urban landscape, Urban Legacy
Photography: Adam Mørk and Hampus Berndtson
The new European School Copenhagen adds vibrant spaces to the historic brewery site Carlsberg City in Copenhagen.
Tucked between Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg buildings, a new public school recently opened for around 900 students with international backgrounds. Designed by NORD Architects and Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, the European School Copenhagen is a new international school that promotes modern learning landscapes whilst merging school and city together through open public spaces.
2575-5374
Architecture School Project Historic-site Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark
Middle Density, NORD Architects, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms, Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects
Active Public Spaces, Brick, Built landscape, City reinterpretation, Context, Copenhagen, Cultural legacy, Denmark, Educational Building, Heritage, Industrial context, Landmark, Project, Refitting Places, School, Sustainable, Urban landscape, Urban Legacy
Photography: Adam Mørk and Hampus Berndtson
The new European School Copenhagen adds vibrant spaces to the historic brewery site Carlsberg City in Copenhagen.
Tucked between Copenhagen’s historic Carlsberg buildings, a new public school recently opened for around 900 students with international backgrounds. Designed by NORD Architects and Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects, the European School Copenhagen is a new international school that promotes modern learning landscapes whilst merging school and city together through open public spaces.
2575-5374
Architecture School Project Historic-site Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark