Cultural Heritage and Transformation
Giving new life to old buildings
We take gentle care of preservation-worthy buildings, converting them for use today, while preserving their relevance for the past.
- Qualitative renovation and transformation are part of our DNA, focusing on close collaboration with all involved to seamlessly integrate sustainability, quality, budget, and timing — and, most importantly, to create inspiring physical spaces.
– Bente Rørbæk Jørgensen, Head of Cultural Heritage and Transformation Architect MAA
Because of Dissing+Weitling’s unique heritage, we have much sought-after specialist knowledge, both specifically in relation to the preservation of Arne Jacobsen’s designs and architecture, and generally in relation to traditional building materials and methods.
Specialist knowledge
We advise on all aspects of a renovation project – from the materials and building techniques of a time gone by, to how a specific building can meet the needs of users without losing its unique architectural and historical values.
Our specialist knowledge also covers how old buildings can be made more energy efficient. Our customers count several Danish cultural institutions and companies, including New Carlsberg Glyptotek, Danmarks Nationalbank, the University of Copenhagen and more.
We provide advice on all aspects of your renovation or transformation project – from materials and construction methods of the past to how historical and purpose-built buildings can be adapted to meet users’ needs, create identities, support brands, and, for example, become more energy-efficient without losing their unique architectural and historical character.
By carefully reusing the existing qualities of a building, we can preserve its story and identity while avoiding unnecessary demolition.
Contact
- Name
- Bente Rørbæk Jørgensen
- Position
- Head of Cultural Heritage and Transformation Architect MAA
- Phone
- +45 2065 8830
- brj@dw.dk