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Denmark Architecture News: Danish Buildings

Denmark Architecture News 2020, Building Projects, Danish Construction Design, Property Pictures

Denmark Architecture News

Danish Architectural Information + Images – Built Environment Updates

post updated 16 Nov 2020

Denmark Building News

Danish Architectural News + Key New Property Designs, alphabetical:

Danish Architecture Designs – chronological list

16 Nov 2020 Fjordenhus, Vejle Fjord

We post new photos of Fjordenhus, designed by Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, his first building. This unusual brick-clad fortress-like office in the Vejle Fjord was built in 2018:

Photos by Mikael Knattrup

A film about this unusual building and its designer:

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7 Sep 2020 Railway Quarter Masterplan Aarhus, Jutland

9 Jul 2020 Streetmekka in Viborg Sport and Activities Centre

19 May 2020 TIRPITZ Museum in Jutland

4 Feb 2020 Cold War Museum at Nordjyllands Historiske Museum, Røde Møllevej 22, Skørping, Rold Forest, Jutland Design: AART architects with SLA, Niras and Thøgersen & Stouby image courtesy of architects office The Danish Cold War Museum in Rold Forest, Jutland Together with SLA, Niras and Thøgersen & Stouby as sub-advisors, the Danish architecture firm AART has won the prestigious competition to design the new Danish Cold War Museum in Rold Skov in Northern Jutland.

28 Oct 2019 The New LEGO Group Campus, Billund, Jutland Design: C.F. Møller Architects photograph © 2019 Adam Mørk The New LEGO Group Campus in Billund After four years of planning and construction, the LEGO Group opened the first phase of its new, state-of-the-art Campus at its headquarters in Billund, Denmark today. Designed by C.F. Møller Architects, the campus will span 54,000 square metres and house more than 2,000 employees when it is finished in 2021.

15 Oct 2019 Randers – Our River City Design: C.F. Møller Architects image courtesy of architects office Randers Development Plan News This Danish competition-winning proposal is for the future development plan to bring climate adaptation measures to Randers, bringing “the city to the water”.

post updated 15 Aug 2019 ; 21 Dec 2018 The Wave Vejle, Jylland, western Denmark Design: Henning Larsen Architects photograph : Jacob Due The Wave in Vejle, Denmark Building Following an eleven-year construction period interrupted by the global financial crisis, Henning Larsen’s The Wave apartment building in Vejle, Denmark has finally reached completion.

31 Jul 2019 Idyllic Danish Holiday Retreat on Boeslum Strand

30 Jul 2019 Ultra Fast Charging Stations by COBE in Denmark

21 Mar 2019 Svendborg International Maritime Academy, Fyn (Funen) Architects: C.F. Møller and EFFEKT image courtesy of architects Svendborg International Maritime Academy on Fyn A new masterplan for Svendborg harbour connects the city and the harbour with a vibrant environment of business, recreation, climate resilience and the new SIMAC, a beacon for future educational institutions.

More contemporary Denmark Architecture News online soon

Danish Architectural Updates : 2012-2018

25 Sep 2018 Climatorium in Lemvig, Lemvig, Jutland, western Denmark Architects: 3XN image courtesy of architects Danish Climatorium Building As a forum for knowledge, education, innovation and development projects, this new Jutland building will support Denmark’s role as an exporter of climate solutions and help establish Lemvig and the Central Denmark Region as a center of climate change adaptation.

1 Jul 2018 World Architecture Festival Reveals 2018 Awards Shortlist

Three completed Danish buildings are among the projects shortlisted in the World Architecture Festival (WAF) Awards 2018 – the world’s biggest architectural awards programme:

TIRPITZ Museum, Blåvand, western Denmark Design: BIG Architects photo © Rasmus Bendix TIRPITZ Museum

Danish Wadden Sea Centre, Ribe, south-west Jutland, south western Denmark Architects: Dorte Mandrup photograph : Adam Mørk Danish Wadden Sea Centre

Besøgscenter Hammershus, Bornholm, eastern Denmark Design: Arkitema, Architects with Professor Christopher Harlang image courtesy of architects Visitor Centre Hammershus Bornholm

18 Apr 2018 Banegraven Urban Development, Århus, Jylland, west Danmark Design: C.F. Møller Architects image Courtesy architecture office Banegraven Aarhus In cooperation with the City of Aarhus, DSB, MT Højgaard and C.F. Møller Architects are preparing to realise the vision of a new Railway Quarter. This is a new, car-free urban quarter in Aarhus, which will develop the area and connect the surrounding neighbourhoods by covering the railway site from Bruuns Bro to Frederiks Bro.

5 Feb 2018 Treldehuset, Vejle, Jylland Architects: CEBRA photography : Mikkel Frost | CEBRA Treldehuset in Vejle Small-scale Danish house project.

19 Jan 2018 New charging stations for electric vehicles in Denmark Design: COBE image : COBE Ultra Fast Charging Stations by COBE In cooperation with the Danish company CLEVER, which supplies charging solutions for electric vehicles, Danish architects COBE is presenting its design for a modular system of ultra-fast charging stations.

15 Jan 2018 Veddinge Hills Summer House Design: MARTIN KALLESØ ARKITEKTER photo : Joshua Gross, Denmark Veddinge Hills Summer House near Asnæs

5 Jan 2018 Storkeengen (Stork Meadow), Vorup, Randers Design: C.F. Møller Architects image Courtesy architecture office Storkeengen Randers, Stork Meadow The climate adaption project in Vorup near Randers resolves the city’s current and future climate challenges by converting the adjacent nature area, Storkeengen (Stork Meadow), into a public nature park. With the integration of climate resilience strategies, the nature park also brings the unique natural delta along the Gudenå (the longest river in Denmark) closer to the centre of Randers, and to its residents.

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sisichendk · 4 years

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昨天我练了一个多小时的自行车🚲和划船机，然后又跟美女教练学习了两个小时的跑酷😎希望能身体强健！😁💃💪 #跑酷 #健身 #健身正能量 #parkour 欢迎美女们一起来参加跑酷啊！每周二18—20点，第一次免费！💃🎉💪🤝 http://parkour.dk/gamecph-women-kvinder-18 (at GAME Streetmekka København) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7ocuVXFLP0/?igshid=1635kay6lxepl

#跑酷 #健身 #健身正能量 #parkour

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m13-asgerlehrmann-blog · 7 years

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A picture says a thousand words! - Here are a range of pictures from the StreetGame tour I went on in the first part of my internship If you would like to see all the pictures from each one of the Street Games, you can do so in the following links: JYLLAND Aarhus: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1949301838635449 Aalborg: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1949802148585418 Viborg: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1950305441868422 Varde: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1950682521830714 Esbjerg: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1951203301778636 Kolding: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1951666975065602 Sønderborg: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1952185591680407 SJÆLLAND/FYN Mjølnerparken: https://www.facebook.com/pg/streetmekka/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1331481083555302 Slagelse: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1955396538025979 Ballerup: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1955882451310721 Holbæk: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1956415151257451 Odense: https://www.facebook.com/pg/gamedenmark/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1957456594486640 Næstved: N.A. Grantoften: N.A. Ishøj: N.A. Roskilde: N.A. Brøndby N: N.A.

#Streetgame #Game #Internship #Photoessay

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bearphotography · 5 years

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Thank you all for an amazing weekend!! 😁 Great to see you all again and just be in all that positive energy!! ⚡⚡⚡ Hope to see you all again soon! ❤️📸🙈 #blendingshutters #creativecollective #aalborgstreetworkout #streetworkout #calisthenics #teamvici #nothingbutlove (på/i GAME Streetmekka Aalborg) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2yrk2FDObM/?igshid=1csbqxf920og2

#blendingshutters #creativecollective #aalborgstreetworkout #streetworkout #calisthenics #teamvici #nothingbutlove

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yamanaka-lab · 5 years

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2016#1

第1回建築レビュー

2016年度山中研究室は、G4:12人、M1:5人、M2:5人、研究生:1人の総勢23名という過去最も多い人数の新体制で行っていく。プロジェクト自体も多く予定されており、少しずつ担当者も忙しくなってきた。車座で行われる研究室会議も大きな円となり、迫力も増しつつ相も変わらず楽しい雰囲気である。会議も長丁場となることが多く、健康状態には十分気を配り、実りのある会議になるようにしてもらいたい。

― 建築レビュー#1「EFFEKT」/ 発表者:前田(M2) ―

第１回建築レビューは、デンマークのコペンハーゲンにある建築事務所EFFEKTである。2007年に設立され、30人足らずの若手スタッフで構成されている。提案のスケールは多種多様で国内及び国際の両方の舞台で活動を展開し、都市の社会構造に組み込まれている環境の統合に優れている。

□LEMVIG SKATEPARK

村内のすべてのユーザーやグループのための多機能レクリエーションの公園の中にスケートパークエリアにオリジナルのアイデアを形質転換した。公園のすべての領域にわたってスケーターのための遊具を用意しランドスケープとして周囲に馴染むようにデザインされている点が、新たな焦点となっている。

□VINGE STATION

自然を組み合わせるために、ビンジの密集した都市部と緑化が、市の中心部でシンプルに象徴的な場所としてレクリエーションや日常生活でのインフラを結んでいる。地域の動きのパターンや地形に基づき、デザインはシンプルで直感的にユーザーが自分の道を見つけて、ステーション内を移動する風景を作っている。

□LIVSRUM-Cancer Counseling Center-

2つの中庭の周りに部屋を連動している。それぞれの家には、ライブラリー、キッチン、談話室、ラウンジ、ワークショップ、ジムなどの機能が含まれる異なる空間で形成している。家庭的なオープン性がビジョンとしてあり、全体的な空間体験におけるヒューマンスケール、豊かさと変化を促進する小さな家を目指している。家の中の連続循環を可能にし、人の動きを想定するように設計されていると思われる。

□GAME STREETMEKKA

放棄された操車場を明確な円形のレイアウトで、新規と既存を接続し再構成している。既存の建物を復元し、歴史的発展としてストリートカルチャーの美学と操車場を当てはめる新しい構成とローテク産業的に再解釈していると思われる。スポーツ施設特有の騒音問題に対して円の形を、外部に閉じ、内部に開くことで利用している。

―デンマーク現代建築の特徴―

「機能的伝統」と呼ばれる一貫した価値観が脈々と受け継がれている。

デンマークの建築においては、「秩序と調和の美が最初に解決されるべき事であり、明快で単純なプランが、複雑であることより優先される」というように通底する美の哲学が根強いようである。

会議では「建築」と「ランドスケープ」の例えとして「将棋」「囲碁」の違いがあるという件が印象的であった。将棋は駒を置くたびに相手の状況がわかりやすく、その対処法を一つ一つ解決していくのが建築的であり、対して囲碁は布石という言葉があるように、石を置いていくことがその周りにどう影響を与えていくのかを想像していく工程がランドスケープに似ているというものである。それはある種の将棋的形式性に対して、段々と関係性を構築するように囲碁的に設計するものとして、EFFEKT は２項対立的なものを軽快に配合している。

LIVSRUMのように家型という強い形式性を持ったエレメントを最初に与え、中は形に左右されない形式性を超えるようにランドスケープ的に構成するところに面白さがあるのではないかと山中は言う。

つまり「機能的伝統」に支配されすぎてきたデンマーク現代建築に対して、ある意味それに抗うデンマーク建築家の思想を若手として担っているようにも思えるのである。

― 卒業研究 ―

　4年生も会議が始まりはや４ヶ月を過ぎるところである。研究というものをしたことがない4年生からすると、中々進めるにかなり大変さが伺える。その中で院生がしっかりサポート出来るように担当を設け、各自に時間帯を作り、積極的に相談に乗るように努めている。特に卒業設計を行う4年生は、研究としての体裁を作るにこの夏が正念場となるため、気を弛まずに励んでもらいたい。

― 修士研究 ―

設計３名、修士研究１名で進んでいる。各自興味のあるテーマから様々にアプローチを考えながら、会議での発表に臨んでいる。まだまだ研究としての体制をしっかり築けていないことが現実であるが、夏にかけて基礎固めをじっくりやっていきたいところである。

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【参照資料出典元】 1. EFFEKT　HP http://www.effekt.dk/

LEMVIG Skatepark (2013) Lemvig, Denmark

VINGE STATION (2014) Lemvig, Denmark

Livsrum - Cancer Counseling Center (2014) Lemvig, Denmark

Streetmekka (2016) Lemvig, Denmark

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Checkup: Sports + <b>Fitness</b>

Streetmekka Viborg > Copenhagen-based studio EFFEKT transformed an old windmill factory in the Danish city of Viborg into a lively cultural and ... from Google Alert - Fitness http://bit.ly/2vNu5t4

#IFTTT #Google Alert - Fitness

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ownerzero · 6 years

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Abandoned Factory Becomes A Skatepark And Youth Centre In Denmark

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); In the city of Viborg, Denmark, studio EFFEKT has transformed the former windmill factory – the Streetmekka Viborg Build – into a skatepark and youth culture. The 3,170-square-metre building offers a wide variety of facilities for self-organised sports, as…

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Best buildings of 2019 announced

https://ift.tt/2ut3DE9

Best buildings of 2019 announced | The Independent

Culture > Architecture

The winners are unique to say the least

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1/35 Morpheus Hotel

Morpheus hotel, the 40 storey centrepiece to the City of Dreams resort in Macau, is the winner of the hospitality architecture category

Zaha Hadid

2/35 Morpheus Hotel

Morpheus’ architects say that the large “voids” were designed into the building to create “an urban window that links the hotel’s interior communal spaces with the city”

Zaha Hadid

3/35 A45

This angular cabin in Lanesville, USA is a winner in the small scale architecture category

Bjarke Ingels Group

4/35 A45

So called as it is an A-frame cabin in which the roof is at a 45 degree angle, A45 is a tiny house in a forest in upstate New York

Bjarke Ingels Group

5/35 House in a Garden

This copper-roofed pavilion hidden behind a terraced row in London’s Notting Hill is a winner in the applied product category

Gianni Botsford

6/35 House in a Garden

The house is mostly below ground with the bedrooms on basement floor one and a subterranean swimming pool on the floor below

Gianni Botsford

7/35 House in a Garden

The funnel shaped roof of the house is designed to allow daylight to reach down to the bottom floor 8 metres below

Gianni Botsford

8/35 UCCA Dune Art Museum

This art museum built below the sands of northern China’s Bohai Bay is the winner of the cultural architecture category

OPEN Architecture

9/35 UCCA Dune Art Museum

The structure resembles a network of caves and is intended as a “return to primal and timeless forms of space”

OPEN Architecture

10/35 UCCA Dune Art Museum

Because of the museum, the surrounding sand dunes will be preserved rather than built over for ocean-view property developments

OPEN Architecture

11/35 Imaculada and Cheia de Graça Chapel

A restored church in Braga, Portugal is the winner of the religious architecture category

Cerejeira Fontes

12/35 Imaculada and Cheia de Graça Chapel

The glowing column in this picture is made of marble and is backlit naturally

Cerejeira Fontes

13/35 Sesc 24 de Maio

Located in downtown São Paulo, SESC is the winner of the public architecture category

MMBB Arquitetos/Paulo Mendes da Rocha

14/35 Sesc 24 de Maio

It’s a multi-use building that has floors dedicated to cultural, sporting and restaurant space

MMBB Arquitetos/Paulo Mendes da Rocha

15/35 Sesc 24 de Maio

The building was previously the headquarters of Mesbla, a Brazilian depratment store

MMBB Arquitetos/Paulo Mendes da Rocha

16/35 Weihai Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Built in a forest near Weihai on China’s east coast, the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine is the winner of the healthcare architecture category

GLA

17/35 Weihai Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The large complex makes use of very few materials, largely being built of a light grey stone, wood and aluminium

GLA

18/35 The Macallan New Distillery and Visitors Experience

Located in Kingussie in the Scottish Highlands, the winner of the industrial architecture category is a whiskey distillery built into the landscape of the estate that has been distilling Macallan whiskey since 1824

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

19/35 The Macallan New Distillery and Visitors Experience

The visitor experience is a guided tour through the distillery, starting with a historical exhibit and then following the production line of Macallan

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

20/35 Streetmekka Viborg

This multipurpose sports and cultural warehouse in Denmark’s Viborg has won the sports architecture category

EFFEKT

21/35 Streetmekka Viborg

It features a large skatepark, a parkour area and workshop areas for music production, amongst many other activities

EFFEKT

22/35 C&P Corporate Headquarters

The headquarters of a real estate company on the outskirts of Graz in Austria is the winner of the best office category

INNOCAD

23/35 C&P Corporate Headquarters

The offices are situated in the building’s glass core, there is then a porch area that separates the core from the outer concrete shell. This outer shell contains a grid of windows that adjust automatically to sunlight and outer conditions

INNOCAD

24/35 Future Towers

A huge block containing 1068 flats in Pune, India’s 8th largest city, is the winner of the collective housing category

MVRDV

25/35 Future Towers

The block has been built as an alternative to the trend in Pune of building generic residential towers to house the rapidly growing population

MVRDV

26/35 Future Towers

There are apartments ranging from 45 to 450 square metres and community spaces such as play areas and sports pitches have been designed into the block rather than solely on the ground around it

MVRDV

27/35 Dream&Maze

Inspired by MC Escher, these 2 guestrooms at a hotel in China have won the interior architecture category

Studio 10

28/35 Dream&Maze

Optical illusions have been designed into the rooms and all components from daily life such as beds or electrical appliances are hidden in cabinets and behind doors

Studio 10

29/35 Coal Drops Yard

This shopping mall in London’s King’s Cross is the winner of the commercial architecture category

Heatherwick Studio

30/35 Coal Drops Yard

Heatherwick Studio has adapted two railway buildings from the 1850s that were used for receiving coal from Northern England

Heatherwick Studio

31/35 Brick Cave

The winner of best house is an innovative brick house in Hanoi

H&P Architects

32/35 Brick Cave

Situated in a suburban commune in Vietnam’s Hanoi, this house is designed to resemble a cave

H&P Architects

33/35 Brick Cave

Situated in a suburban commune in Vietnam’s Hanoi, this house is designed to resemble a cave

H&P Architects

34/35 Maya Somaiya Library, Sharda School

This brick-built library in India’s Maharashtra is the winner of the educational architecture category

Sameep Padora & Associates

35/35 Maya Somaiya Library, Sharda School

Leading with the idea that children prefer the landscape to buildings, the library was designed to an “extension of the ground”

Sameep Padora & Associates

1/35 Morpheus Hotel

Morpheus hotel, the 40 storey centrepiece to the City of Dreams resort in Macau, is the winner of the hospitality architecture category

Zaha Hadid

2/35 Morpheus Hotel

Morpheus’ architects say that the large “voids” were designed into the building to create “an urban window that links the hotel’s interior communal spaces with the city”

Zaha Hadid

3/35 A45

This angular cabin in Lanesville, USA is a winner in the small scale architecture category

Bjarke Ingels Group

4/35 A45

So called as it is an A-frame cabin in which the roof is at a 45 degree angle, A45 is a tiny house in a forest in upstate New York

Bjarke Ingels Group

5/35 House in a Garden

This copper-roofed pavilion hidden behind a terraced row in London’s Notting Hill is a winner in the applied product category

Gianni Botsford

6/35 House in a Garden

The house is mostly below ground with the bedrooms on basement floor one and a subterranean swimming pool on the floor below

Gianni Botsford

7/35 House in a Garden

The funnel shaped roof of the house is designed to allow daylight to reach down to the bottom floor 8 metres below

Gianni Botsford

8/35 UCCA Dune Art Museum

This art museum built below the sands of northern China’s Bohai Bay is the winner of the cultural architecture category

OPEN Architecture

9/35 UCCA Dune Art Museum

The structure resembles a network of caves and is intended as a “return to primal and timeless forms of space”

OPEN Architecture

10/35 UCCA Dune Art Museum

Because of the museum, the surrounding sand dunes will be preserved rather than built over for ocean-view property developments

OPEN Architecture

11/35 Imaculada and Cheia de Graça Chapel

A restored church in Braga, Portugal is the winner of the religious architecture category

Cerejeira Fontes

12/35 Imaculada and Cheia de Graça Chapel

The glowing column in this picture is made of marble and is backlit naturally

Cerejeira Fontes

13/35 Sesc 24 de Maio

Located in downtown São Paulo, SESC is the winner of the public architecture category

MMBB Arquitetos/Paulo Mendes da Rocha

14/35 Sesc 24 de Maio

It’s a multi-use building that has floors dedicated to cultural, sporting and restaurant space

MMBB Arquitetos/Paulo Mendes da Rocha

15/35 Sesc 24 de Maio

The building was previously the headquarters of Mesbla, a Brazilian depratment store

MMBB Arquitetos/Paulo Mendes da Rocha

16/35 Weihai Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Built in a forest near Weihai on China’s east coast, the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine is the winner of the healthcare architecture category

GLA

17/35 Weihai Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The large complex makes use of very few materials, largely being built of a light grey stone, wood and aluminium

GLA

18/35 The Macallan New Distillery and Visitors Experience

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

19/35 The Macallan New Distillery and Visitors Experience

The visitor experience is a guided tour through the distillery, starting with a historical exhibit and then following the production line of Macallan

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

20/35 Streetmekka Viborg

This multipurpose sports and cultural warehouse in Denmark’s Viborg has won the sports architecture category

EFFEKT

21/35 Streetmekka Viborg

It features a large skatepark, a parkour area and workshop areas for music production, amongst many other activities

EFFEKT

22/35 C&P Corporate Headquarters

The headquarters of a real estate company on the outskirts of Graz in Austria is the winner of the best office category

INNOCAD

23/35 C&P Corporate Headquarters

INNOCAD

24/35 Future Towers

A huge block containing 1068 flats in Pune, India’s 8th largest city, is the winner of the collective housing category

MVRDV

25/35 Future Towers

The block has been built as an alternative to the trend in Pune of building generic residential towers to house the rapidly growing population

MVRDV

26/35 Future Towers

There are apartments ranging from 45 to 450 square metres and community spaces such as play areas and sports pitches have been designed into the block rather than solely on the ground around it

MVRDV

27/35 Dream&Maze

Inspired by MC Escher, these 2 guestrooms at a hotel in China have won the interior architecture category

Studio 10

28/35 Dream&Maze

Optical illusions have been designed into the rooms and all components from daily life such as beds or electrical appliances are hidden in cabinets and behind doors

Studio 10

29/35 Coal Drops Yard

This shopping mall in London’s King’s Cross is the winner of the commercial architecture category

Heatherwick Studio

30/35 Coal Drops Yard

Heatherwick Studio has adapted two railway buildings from the 1850s that were used for receiving coal from Northern England

Heatherwick Studio

31/35 Brick Cave

The winner of best house is an innovative brick house in Hanoi

H&P Architects

32/35 Brick Cave

Situated in a suburban commune in Vietnam’s Hanoi, this house is designed to resemble a cave

H&P Architects

33/35 Brick Cave

Situated in a suburban commune in Vietnam’s Hanoi, this house is designed to resemble a cave

H&P Architects

34/35 Maya Somaiya Library, Sharda School

This brick-built library in India’s Maharashtra is the winner of the educational architecture category

Sameep Padora & Associates

35/35 Maya Somaiya Library, Sharda School

Leading with the idea that children prefer the landscape to buildings, the library was designed to an “extension of the ground”

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A museum built beneath a sand dune, an “impossible” hotel room and an office block that changes with the weather are among the winners of the Building of the Year Awards 2019.

Spanning 15 diverse categories, the winners have been selected from over 4,000 different projects by the readers of architecture website ArchDaily.

There are returning winners such as Zaha Hadid and newcomers like Gianni Botsford. The Independent has collected all of the winning buildings in the gallery above.

We’ll tell you what’s true. You can form your own view.

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