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Danish handmade ceramics by Tortus Copenhagen
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Market Hall at night, Ghent | Belgium
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12 posts tagged 3XN
24.04.2013: UN City, Copenhagen, Denmark. By 3XN Architects. Named “Green Building Award 2012” awarded by The European Commission. Bringing together the various agencies and functions of the United Nations regional offices in Copenhagen the new Head Office is located at the northern harbour of Copenhagen. 3XN’s star shaped design reflects the nature of each UN unit working independently, efficiently and professionally with a clearly rooted in a mutual set of values - Delivering as One. #allgoodthings #danish #architecture spotted by missdesignsays.
The design is derived from the nautical swirl, a pattern repeated not only in the fluid behavior of water but throughout marine wildlife design as well, the radial shape also dictates the organization of spaces and circulation. The tentacle-like structure seems to hover over a reflecting pool, and once inside the visitor is immersed within several underwater ocean-scapes; similar to the function of a whirlpool, the project pulls the guest into the deep blue to observe the sea life.
First photos of the new aquarium “The Blue Planet” in Copenhagen by 3XN Architects. To open 2013. As seen on Dezeen.com.
The Cultural Centre ”Buen” (The Arch) in the Southern Norwegian village of Mandal. Architects: 3XN. #allgoodthings #danish #architecture
Frederiksberg Courthouse by 3XN is nominated for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award 2013. Read more about the award here:www.miesbcn.com #allgoodthings #danish #architecture spotted by missdesignsays. Image by Adam Mørk.
The UN Building in Copenhagen is in progress - this is how the staircase looks like at this very moment. Photographer: Kim Herforth Nielsen from 3XN Architects.
Like the idea of this “dancing building”? It’s a competition proposal for the new school for the Stuttgart Ballet in Germany by 3XN Architects. Elegantly placed hillside with sweeping views over the cultural centre of Stuttgart, the orientation of the building is aimed in all three directions - culture, nature andesidential areas. #allgoodthings #danish #architecture
“Danish architects 3XN are shortlisted more than once at World Architecture Festival Awards 2012”
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Breaking news from Copenhagen: Danish architects 3XN and team with HKS Architects, Arup, ME Engineers, Planit won Copenhagen Arena.
Their vision came true. 3XN, aarhus arkitekterne a/s, Nickl & Partner Architechten and Grontmij has won the competition for Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen. Will be finished by 2017. Here’s a video of their vision. TILLYKKE!
Went to the opening of the NOMA_FoodLab at Restaurant Noma today! And what a treasure!
GXN (the Innovation Unit at 3XN) has created interior for NOMA’s ‘experimentarium’ where chefs can continue to take their skills further in the evolution and development of Nordic cuisine.
The NOMA Lab is connected to NOMA situated in a former warehouse on the national registry of protected buildings. The tight restrictions meant that GXN was required to design the interior without using so much as one single nail in the walls or flooring.
How that can be done? I’ll be back with details ;)
Saxo Bank north of Copenhagen. By 3XN Architects. Could this be the most beautiful bank in Denmark at the moment?
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