Danish Building Heritage Archive
Danish buildings read through the archives.
Each study takes one building and reads the architecture: why it looks as it does, what it is built from, and what it teaches about building today.
Published
Copenhagen Central Station
More than a hundred thousand people cross this floor every day. Few have the time to stop and look at “something Danish”.*
Published
Copenhagen City Hall
Copenhagen City Hall took thirteen years to build and has stood for a hundred and twenty. This study is about what it is made of and who made it, in twenty-two chapters.
Published
Palace Hotel
On 14 March 1908 a Copenhagen paper put it on the front page. It can be said with every probability that there will be no Palace Hotel.
Your property has a history too
We do the same research for your address: history, current status, building rights, and three scenarios.