Architecture in Copenhagen
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Copenhagen is the UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture. The city offers inspiring world-class architecture and timeless interior design, based on exceptional democratic and humanistic principles and with an ambition to improve life.
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Facts: Architecture in Copenhagen
- In early 2022, Design Museum Denmark, offering excellent permanent exhibitions on the Danish design legacy, its historical roots, and great sources of inspiration is scheduled to re-open after an extensive renovation.
- Copenhagen has been elected UNESCO World Capital of Architecture 2023, making Copenhagen a world-leading city in architecture. For more on the matter go to their website, which contains a wide range of events and projects that you can participate in. In 2023, Copenhagen will also be hosting the UIA World Congress of Architects.
- Iconic Danish architecture to go scout in the city and beyond includes; CopenHill, the Royal Opera House, 8-Tallet, Bellavista, and the Maritime Museum in Elsinore.
- Examples of great urban planning are; The Bicycle Snake, the harbour baths, and the Circle Bridge in the inner city.
- Iconic appliances and pieces include the likes Hans Wegner’s ‘Wishbone’ and Louise Campbell’s ‘Prince’ chairs.
- Bjarke Ingels Group is currently one of the most influential Danish architects with offices and impressive structures – across the world.
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