Based in Denmark, Dissing+Weitling strives to create good experiences through architecture in the field of Mobility, Building and Cultural heritage and transformation. We are here to make a difference and move you physically and emotionally.
Read about our architectural approachServices
Sustainability and DGNBLasting through time
We strive to create lasting, sustainable architecture and want it to make a positive difference to the people who use it every day.
MobilityVitality to an area
We work on movement in and between cities and our master plans and mobility solutions help shape the physical development of areas.
Flexible ArchitectureDesign for change
We have a passion for flexible spaces and environments that can meet different user needs, and we are always ready to share our knowledge.
AccessibilityBuildings for all
We give advise on accessibility and universal design. Through our architecture we strive to strengthen mobility and social inclusion.
Cultural Heritage and transformationGiving new life to old buildings
We take gentle care of preservation-worthy buildings, converting them for use today, while preserving their relevance for the future.
Consultancy and ICTDialogue and digital precision
We strive to be the best possible consultants. Therefore, dialogue, confidence and professional advice are important to us from the very start.
Projects
Scandic SpectrumA new heavyweight in the Copenhagen hotel business
Building
Dissing+Weitling designs headquarters, residential areas, hotels, learning facilities and cultural buildings. We are currently designing the new heavyweight in the Copenhagen hotel business, Scandic Spectrum.
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Hemei BridgeA technical and aesthetic masterpiece
Mobility
Dissing+Weitling is exporting customised solutions in bridge design and mobility. The 23-kilometre network of trails and bridges in Xiamen is an example of architecture that adds value, life and access to an area.
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Rolighedsvej 23Renovation of 6,500 m² listed building in Frederiksberg
Cultural heritage and transformation
Dissing+Weitling takes gentle care of preservation-worthy buildings, converting them for use today.
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News
Touring exhibition sheds light on architecture by Jacobsen and Weitling in Germany
- Date published
- April 28, 2022
The touring exhibition of Gesamtkunstwerke has reached Fehmarn. Here at the seaside the Danish architects Arne Jacobsen and Otto Weitling created a modern, extensive seaside resort between 1968 and 1973.
Dissing+Weitling is part of the winning team picked for a new landmark bridge in Perth
- Date published
- March 18, 2022
The new bridge will take pedestrians and cyclists off the existing Causeway bridge, which is expected to provide access to 1500 cyclists and 2000 pedestrians daily.
Do you want to join the first division in bridge architecture?
- Date published
- March 3, 2022
We now have a vacant position, so if you have the desire to work in the first division of international bridge architecture, now is your time.
Animated floating bridge across Alstenfjorden
- Date published
- November 16, 2021
Animation film showcases the vision for a new floating bridge across the deep Alstenfjorden in Norway.
Preliminary analysis for a new bridge between Nordre Toldbod and Refshaleøen awarded
- Date published
- September 10, 2021
The approximately 300-meter-long bridge will be the northernmost link over the Port of Copenhagen.
Transformation of Arctic Station on Greenland
- Date published
- August 18, 2021
Dissing+Weitling are working on a transformation of the historic Arctic Station buildings on Greenland. The unique research area is attracting scientists from all over the world.