This multi-use building in Copenhagen became its own material bank
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Location
Copenhagen, Denmark
Client
Architect
Interior Consultation
Sara Martinen
Contractor
Hoffmann A/S
Floor Area
6,224 sq-m
Originally built in 1967, Thoravej 29 has been reimagined by Pihlmann Architects as a dynamic, low-carbon community hub in Copenhagen using just one material: itself.
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