Kontorværket

The office building was designed on the basis of analyses of the area, and a new local plan produced by NCC, the City of Copenhagen and Dissing+Weitling.

The office complex is situated in a growing city area and designed to co-exist with the surrounding urban context.

Taktile mursten med farvespil

Bygningens facader og materialer er robuste og taktile, og store glaspartier søger sine steder for varieret dagslys og transparens, der understøtter stueetagens udadvendte funktioner og giver indtryk af et hus, som harmonerer med de grønne byrum og bydelens lokale gamle industribygninger.

Industrial look and green outdoor space

The building's facades and materials are robust and tactile, and large glass sections are catalyst for varied daylight and transparency.

The facade surfaces, with their different heights, are adapted to the surrounding buildings and at the same time produce variation in light and shade. Green plants grow on the north facade.

A natural fall in the terrain has been utilised for creating a vibrant terraced landscape that helps mark places, living areas and bicycle parking. A row of trees along Gammel Køge Landevej marks the transition between public and private, while an interaction between green space and materials such as concrete, steel and wood creates a varied living space.

Flexible spaces and shared identity

The office building consists of flexible work space, which can be divided into independent units and adapted to different user needs.

The flexible work zones are useful for quiet work situations as well as co-creation, and at the same time, the buildings have room for shared facilities such as lobby, canteen, kitchen, meeting areas, café, parking garage and workshops.