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Gasværksvejens Skole

· Copenhagen, Denmark

A revitalized educational facility in Copenhagen, designed by Hans Christian Hansen.

Industrial-style building with corrugated metal siding, graffiti, bicycles, pedestrians, and streetlights.
A street view of an industrial-style building with corrugated metal siding and graffiti on the walls. The building has a sloped roof and a chimney, with several bicycles parked along the sidewalk. Pedestrians are walking on the wet pavement, and streetlights are visible.
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Gasværksvejens Skole

A revitalized educational facility in Copenhagen

Gasværksvejens Skole in Copenhagen is a testament to thoughtful architectural intervention in an urban educational setting. Designed by Hans Christian Hansen, the project integrates modern design principles with the historic fabric of the city.

The school is characterized by its harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary materials, ensuring a seamless dialogue between the old and new. The spatial organization prioritizes natural light and open spaces, fostering an environment conducive to learning and interaction.

The relationship to the site is carefully considered, with the design respecting the surrounding urban landscape while introducing elements that enhance the school's presence. The project addresses the local climate by incorporating sustainable practices, ensuring energy efficiency and comfort for its users.

Design Highlights

  • Integration of traditional and modern materials

  • Emphasis on natural light and open spaces

  • Respectful relationship with the urban context

  • Sustainable design practices

Key Facts

Element Detail
Architect Hans Christian Hansen
Location Copenhagen, Denmark
Status Built
Program Educational Facility
Primary Material Brick and Glass

Gasværksvejens Skole matters as it exemplifies how educational architecture can evolve within a historic urban environment, addressing both aesthetic and functional needs.

Programs

educational

Categories

modern architecture

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