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PETAL is a playful kinetic structure, assembled from simple deck chairs in a cylindrical arrangement, that mirrors the changing appearance of a flower between day and night. During the day, the structure appears “in full bloom” when the sun loungers are opened up to provide access to a 360 degree bar and seating area. At night, the chairs collapse...
Project name
PETAL
Architecture firm
LASOVSKY JOHANSSON
Location
Design Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark
Photography
Joakim Züger, Astrid Maria Rasmussen, Aleksandre Andghuladze
While creating this unique design for Maersk, PLH Arkitekter's interior design team has drawn upon its extensive expertise in lighting design and created a total of 13 zones, where the contrast between brightness and darkness, indoor and outdoor lighting helps to divide the room into smaller spheres. An intelligent system controls the lighting so t...
Project name
From traditional canteen to multifunctional bistro at Maersk HQ
Architecture firm
PLH Arkitekter
Location
Esplanaden 50, 1098 Copenhagen, Denmark
Photography
Peter Kam, Tomas Bertelsen
This is a reconstruction project in Denmark. This space has a good view of the beach. Therefore, we removed the previous windows that existed in this space and used large windows for better visibility and view. We tried to use more natural materials such as wood, stone and their combination with metal and glass in this space.
Project name
Cozy Loft 03(Warm and Cozy for Stud)
Architecture firm
Hamidreza Meghrazi
Location
Copenhagen, Denmark
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, V-ray, Adobe Photoshop
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Royal Arena, a 35.000 square metre venue, has just opened in the middle of a residential area, and is designed by 3XN Architects together with HKS to be a good neighbour. The bowl and façade resonate with a feeling of warmth and intimacy, while imparting a strong Scandinavian sense of place....
Project name
Royal Arena
Architecture firm
3XN (Lead Consultant and Design Architect) & HKS (Arena Specialist)
Location
Copenhagen, Denmark
Photography
Adam Mørk