The masterplan for the area is based on a north-south-going, linear structure. This basic structure is designed as three strips conveying three different urban themes.


The strips are intersected by roads on the transverse axis from Amager Fælledvej. Connections between the buildings lie on the transverse axis perpendicular to the open, landscaped areas.


The IT University appears open and inviting - forming a frame around students, professors and researchers of the university; a building in spatial dialogue with its surroundings and, at the same time, responding to the city by opening up and letting university activities interact as an asset to the neighboring space.

Placed in a unique and beautiful location in the central harbor of Copenhagen facing Amalienborg, the Royal residence, The Opera is an exceptional, monumental building complex.

Designed by the danish architecture firm of Henning Larsen Architects, the project  combines classic forms with modern ideas to create a fully functional space for the staging of opera, ballet and other lyric presentations. 

Described by experienced visitors even before it’s completion as ‘absolutely stunning’ this opera house is set to take its place high in the list of great performing arts buildings in the world.

With its reflective metallic facades, Sweden's Uppsala Concert and Conference Hall appears as a large, split crystal. The vertical cleft in the building pro-vides the public with access from two sides - from the old historical town and from the modern and lively Vaksala Square.

From the horizontal cleft on top one has a magnificent panorama of Uppsala’s characteristic sky-line dominated by the castle, cathedral and library. With its 37 metres the building is a significant part of the city’s remarkable silhouette hence contributing to a new modern chapter in the city’s history.