Amaryllis House: Landmark with a Green Identity
Amaryllis House: Landmark with a Green Identity
- urbanNext, November 11, 2019.
- 496 words.
High Density, Project, Tegnestuen Lokal, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Architecture&environment, Bricks, Collective housing, Collective identity, Copenhagen, Denmark, Façade, Greenery, Innovation, Landmark, Project, Symbolic context, Tower, Volume
Photography: Kristian Lidlholdt Hansen, Tom Jersø and Kristine Mengel
In their winning proposal for the competition for the first of four towers in Grønttorvet (the former vegetable market outside Copenhagen), Tegnestuen LOKAL drew inspiration from the area’s industrial history to create a landmark with a green identity for the neighborhood and the future residents.
2575-5374
Architecture Housing Project Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark
High Density, Project, Tegnestuen Lokal, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Architecture&environment, Bricks, Collective housing, Collective identity, Copenhagen, Denmark, Façade, Greenery, Innovation, Landmark, Project, Symbolic context, Tower, Volume
Photography: Kristian Lidlholdt Hansen, Tom Jersø and Kristine Mengel
In their winning proposal for the competition for the first of four towers in Grønttorvet (the former vegetable market outside Copenhagen), Tegnestuen LOKAL drew inspiration from the area’s industrial history to create a landmark with a green identity for the neighborhood and the future residents.
2575-5374
Architecture Housing Project Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark