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
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.
SustainabilityLasting 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.
Mobility and BridgesVitality 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.
StationsSense of safety and contextual integration
We design stations for safe transit and support movement between modes of transport and destinations
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.
Arne Jacobsen SpecialistsFoundation and heritage
Advise on AJ's buildings, designs, and methods.
Projects
ECCO Conference CentrePlus-energy building that manifests the company's core values
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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Copenhagen University ObservatoryRenovation of listed Observatory
Cultural heritage and transformation
Dissing+Weitling takes gentle care of preservation-worthy buildings, converting them for use today.
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Skuru BridgeOld and new bridge in harmony
Mobilitet og broer
Dissing+Weitling eksporterer sine tilpassede bro- og infrastrukturløsninger internationalt.
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News
Innovative façade on Arne Jacobsen building honors original design
The newly developed facade is being installed at the former HEW headquarters, originally designed by Arne Jacobsen.
Poul Ove Jensen receives the C.F. Hansen Medal
Bridge Architect Poul Ove Jensen receives the C.F. Hansen Medal (C.F. Hansen Medaillen) – the highest distinction that the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Akademiraadet, can award to an architect.
The Storstrøm Bridge Named Queen Margrethe II’s Bridge and Officially Opened
On Monday, March 23, the crossing over the Storstrøm was opened to cars, cyclists, and pedestrians. At the same time, the bridge was formally named Queen Margrethe II’s Bridge.
The Shenzhong Link Wins Big at the IABSE Awards
The Shenzhong Link has been awarded the 1st Prize for Large Infrastructure Projects — and, in addition, the Star Project Award at this year’s IABSE Awards.
Dissing+Weitling Appoints New CEO
Architect and long-standing partner Jesper Henriksen has been appointed CEO of Dissing+Weitling, taking over from Tine Holmboe.
Team Dissing+Weitling, WTM Engineers and COWI win design competition for New Weser Bridge
Integrated bridge design with functional clarity and the highest technical and architectural standards wins international German competition.