Red Cross Volunteer House: A Meeting Place

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ALA Architects [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, January 15, 2019.Description: 738 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: The Red Cross Volunteer House gives 34,000 volunteers a setting for the continuous development of their work in Denmark. The building is designed by COBE in cooperation with the volunteers as a celebration of volunteer work and commitment and as a meeting place for the volunteers, the city and anyone wishing to contribute to the work the Red Cross does for marginalized citizens.

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COBE, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Active Public Spaces, Architecture, City reinterpretation, Collaborative work, Context, Copenhagen, Denmark, Design strategies, Iconic architecture, New paradigms, Project, Refitting Places, Rooftop, Territorial Approach, urban, Urban Dialogue

Photography: Rasmus Hjortshoj – COAST

The Red Cross Volunteer House gives 34,000 volunteers a setting for the continuous development of their work in Denmark. The building is designed by COBE in cooperation with the volunteers as a celebration of volunteer work and commitment and as a meeting place for the volunteers, the city and anyone wishing to contribute to the work the Red Cross does for marginalized citizens.

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