Nord Architects eases transition with a calming architectural language
The ‘warm and protecting atmosphere’ of Nord Architects’ Urban Hospice is intended to fit inconspicuously into the densely-packed residential area of Frederiksberg – a technically-independent municipality located to the west of the Danish capital.
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