The home's post-COVID influence on office design makes itself clear in this Copenhagen headquarters

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Location

Enghavevej 81, 2450 København, Denmark

Architect

Henning Larsen

Engineer

NIRAS

Client

KAB

Architecture firm Henning Larsen incorporated home-like elements into the 7,400-sq-m headquarters for Copenhagen’s largest housing organization, KAB.

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