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Young Danish architects of studios WE Architecture and Sophus Søbye Architects have won the first prize in competition of Kulturcenter Mariehøj.

For creative growth

They have offered municipality Rudersdahl in Denmark the project with the big open space for various kinds of activity where people can creatively grow.

Also co-authors of the project are MASU Planning, Øllgaard Consulting Engineer, Spangenberg and Madsen Consulting Engineer, Hausenberg.

Future cultural centre Mariehøj forms an accurate profile in a landscape. The cultural centre is intended for people with different interests and different age where it's possible to meet and communicate.interior decoratinghouse construction

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The Danish experts from company AART Architects, ZENI Architects, together with COWI engineers have won visual competition “Education Centre of the Future”.

The architectural tendency of 21st century

In a new 5-floor building a total area of 6,500 sq.m. will take places the educational centre for adults, VUC.

On-opinion architects, the building corresponds to the basic standards which will be will take root into architecture of the educational centres of the future: concentration on creation of healthy atmosphere, a low current consumption, a combination of various cultural experiences.

The concept assumes, that the cultural exchange becomes a natural part of a life; on the ground floor is located by cafe, the big concert hall where will conduct: lectures, concerts, theatrical representations.interior decoratinghouse construction

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Christensen &Co. Arkitekter
Holiday Home in Asserbo

This is a real Danish Bach. Located between the coast and Lake Arresø in Northern Sealand (note not New Zealand).



Perfect layout for roughing it at the beach, lake or river. The sleeping and bathrooms are built into the back wall meaning that all the areas that really need to be cosy and not as lit, are at the back. The kitchen takes the eastern (sunrise) wall of the main living area where everyone plays cards, drinks and chats till the early hours where all head off to their bunk rooms.
The Tortilla shell shape means that the rear wall (thermal mass) can temperate the back rooms, while the main living area with 3 sides of opening glass can become a large shaded deck in warm weather, or be heated by the fire in colder temps. By the look of all that glass I'm predicting it's like a 3/4 sleeping bag, you can use it only 3 out of the 4 seasons.















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