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Throwback Thursday: A look inside Louis Poulsen's Copenhagen HQ

10 Sep 2019

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Behind the scenes at Danish watch designers Larsen & Eriksen

24 Jul 2019

The social atrium space at Grimshaw|||

These are the big challenges future workplaces pose for architects

13 Jun 2019

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Is arbejsglaede the new hygge? Meet the Danish idea all about being happy at work

06 Jun 2019

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Copenhagen’s new in-the-round landmark

25 Feb 2016

Bjarke Ingels goes back to school

31 Jul 2015

Vibeengskolen, Demark's first zero-energy school|The school's setting affords in 42,000sq m of outdoor space|A wooden decking surrounds the bright red building, echoing the materials used inside|The staircases are picked out in bold primary colours|The star shaped building contains the main communal area in its centre||

Arkitema's zero-energy school in Denmark

26 Jun 2014

Bornholms Efterskole by Rosan Bosch

06 May 2014

KPMG's cloverleaf-shaped new digs in Copenhagen|The glossy "iceberg" that surrounds the walkway help to soften the acoustics|The geometric volumes contain 16 intimate meeting rooms, plus an auditorium|Staff take staircase to avoid disturbing those in the open-plan working areas|Eva Schlegel's art on glass makes meeting rooms a little more private||

3XN design 'cloverleaf' office for KPMG

13 Apr 2012

Stephan Hertzog (left) and Flemming Busk (right)|The amoeba-like Plasma seating, an antidote to the straight lines of the office atrium|Penny: a steel table designed for fellow Danes Globe Zero 4|Canteen-style chair Pause was designed to look good from the back|The simple, stackable Session chair, designed for Magnus Olesen|K2 shows that Arne Jacobsen’s influence still runs deep in Danish design|Soft and sculptural, the True Love chair is typical of Busk+Hertzog’s work||

Busk + Hertzog: the Danish design duo in London

19 Apr 2011

3XN’s travertine-clad building needed to be forward-looking, but not too forward-looking|Resembling a giant marble run, the central stair plays a pivotal role in separating public and private space|Each office features slotted windows|The ground floor reception opens out into a large canteen and library|Despite its height, the canteen/library has a soft, intimate feel. A light sculpture is suspended from the ceiling|The building’s layered facade shields the individual offices within from direct sunlight||

Danish law firm Horten's new HQ by 3XN

12 Feb 2010

Copenhagen-based designer Søren Rose|Rose keeps it Danish for his latest project, Copenhagen office The Generator Hall, with Panton furniture upholstered in Kvadrat textiles|‘The neon heart’, a look-at-me solution to problem of big ugly servers cluttering up floor space|The Generator Hall’s occupants are a new media company, so Rose gave them a very old-media, CMYK colour scheme|The MILK desk features heavily in the design scheme, as does Socialite, a timber seating/storage area|More MILK, this time with a jaunty pink desktop for the reception area. The lighting is cosy and domestic|Rose with some of his self-designed furniture: further pieces are set to be launched soon|A limited edition bench with diamond-stitched leather cushion|MILK, manufactured by Holmris Hansen, was borne of Rose’s frustration at not being able to find the perfect desk||

Great Dane: designer Søren Rose

20 Jan 2010

Working out: The rise of the high-end hybrid gym

Working out: The rise of the high-end hybrid gym

What to see during Workplace Week 2019

What to see during Workplace Week 2019

How office spaces can help solve the challenges of working parents

How office spaces can help solve the challenges of working parents