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Nuuk's new school rises

15 June 2022

New pictures from Nuuk, where 17,500 m2 of school and day care facilities in 7 buildings are taking shape. Morten Nøhr Frandsen has just been on site to supervise the new roofs, skylights and insitu concrete. Now you can feel the common areas and the proportions of the atrium spaces and start to look forward to the buildings being filled with life.

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Insitu concrete and skylights
Shadow play on beautiful insitu cast concrete.
light incidence skylight Nuuk school
The skylight ensures good light incidence regardless of sun height.
Roof ridge Nuuk school
The roof ridges blend into the landscape.
Beautiful insitu concrete at Nuuk school
Big praise to Ístak for the great work with the casting of the insitu concrete.
Take Nuuk school construction site
The roof forms mimic the mountain landscape.
Taken at Nuuk school June 2022
Kalzip on the roofs is well suited to the harsh Arctic climate.
Nuuk school construction site June 2022
The building site for Nuuk School in June 2022.
Light incidence from skylights at Nuuk school
One senses the proportions of the common areas and the effect that the geometry of the roofs has on the spaces.
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