Dorte Mandrup Arkitektur’s low-lying extension emerges from the Danish mudflats
The oldest town in Denmark is also home to the country’s largest, flattest and wettest national park. Known to be a migration stopover for nearly 15 million birds, the Wadden Sea intertidal zone on the western coast is formed from an assembly of n
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