The Guldhøj Stool by Hundevad
The Guldhøj Stool is a slightly redesigned version of a Bronze Age folding stool, that dates around 1400 B.C. It was redesigned in 1960 by Poul Hundevad.
The Guldhøj Stool is a slightly redesigned version of a Bronze Age folding stool, that dates around 1400 B.C. It was redesigned in 1960 by Poul Hundevad.
The Bagsværd Church is one of not too many buildings that Danish Jørn Utzon has realised in his home country.
The Bagsværd Church is famous in its own right, featuring a spectacular, vaulted concrete ceiling. My short comment and photos and videos.
The Thorvaldsen Museum is one building in Copenhagen that is strikingly unique for its architecture and decorations. After my last visit, I had to make this post about the building, although it’s not typical for Danish architecture. At all!
It’s not typical of anything, really…
The ‘Copenhagen lamp’ / street lamp (Københavnerlampen) refitted in my version. See pictures and contact me to buy one.
In 1829 C. F. Hansen finished Church of Our Lady, cathedral of Copenhagen in neoclassical architecture. Sculptor Thorvaldsen created Christ & his disciples.
Urban Rigger by BIG architects is six reused shipping containers refurbish to provide affordable and sustainable housing for students.
Arne Jacobsen’s house for his own family finished in 1929. Arne Jacobsen is the one person who more than anyone else incarnates Danish, modern architecture.