Olympiastützpunkt (OSP) Hamburg/Schleswig-Holstein is a state-funded centre for top athletes in Northern Germany. OSP is to be completely reestablished and KHR, together with a German partner, has won the assignment as architectural consultant responsible for design, planning and project management. The...
KHR Architecture has been the architectural advisor for the transformation of a listed neoclassical courthouse into a modern office community. Nomad Workspace is an office environment of approximately 2,500 sqm divided into private and open office areas, work lounge, café, common areas, meeting facilities...
Gymnasium Hochrad is a secondary school for grades 5-13 in an attractive residential area on the banks of the Elbe just on the outskirts of Hamburg.
The school will be expanded with a new building for classrooms and canteen. Old sports halls are to be replaced by a new one.
Due to limited space, the idea is to place the large volume of the sports hall at -1 level on the sloping terrain. This creates a more harmonious whole in terms of height and makes it possible to utilise parts of the hall's roof to expand the schoolyard. The stairs between the existing and the new outdoor area create a nice seating oasis with a view of the schoolyard to the south.
The classroom building itself is built as a two-storey, lightweight wooden structure on top of the other part of the sports hall, which minimises the carbon footprint and saves space.
Olympiastützpunkt (OSP) Hamburg/Schleswig-Holstein is a state-funded centre for top athletes in Northern Germany. OSP is undergoing a major redevelopment and KHR, together with a German partner, has won the contract as architectural consultant for design, planning and project management. The prestigious project includes housing, training facilities, including a swimming pool and outdoor courts, as well as a new square for the neighbourhood.
By combining Danish technology and know-how with a concrete challenge of handling large amounts of sugarcane waste in Peru, we are developing a modular building system based on digital production technologies. The building system is initially aimed at temporary construction, but the ambition is to eventually develop modules for permanent structures. The project is an international collaboration between seven partners and combines three areas of innovation: modular architecture, new material technologies and digital fabrication.
KHR Architecture has been the architectural consultant for the transformation of a listed neoclassical courthouse into a modern office community. Nomad Workspace is an office environment of approximately 2,500 square metres divided into private and open office areas, work lounges, café, common areas, meeting facilities and event spaces. We transformed the interior of the building from cellular offices to an open office landscape - bringing the building back to its original spaciousness and character, in a reinterpreted version.
Coco Hotel is a boutique hotel located in the heart of Vesterbro in Copenhagen. The renovation of the former Copenhagen Crown Hotel has resulted in 88 newly renovated rooms, a beautiful new café and a peaceful green courtyard open to hotel guests, locals and passers-by.
Østerport Station from 1897 was probably created with a terrazzo floor, which has since been replaced by tiles. In the 2019 renovation, it was decided to return to the original terrazzo look with a continuous terrazzo flooring in the station, corridor, staircase and business areas.In fact, the choice of terrazzo also has operational advantages compared to tiled floors, for example. In fact, terrazzo is particularly suitable for high-traffic areas because it is hard-wearing and can withstand the effects of moisture that a station floor, for example, is exposed to.
Kronen in Vanløse is to be revitalised, transforming the insolvent centre into a dynamic town centre with much more to offer than just shopping. KHR is the architectural advisor for the real estate developer NREP, who will turn Kronen into an attractive meeting place in Vanløse for people of all ages via an active south-facing terrace. In short, the reconstruction includes new functions on the first floor of the centre, new housing and improved outdoor spaces on the roof, and not least a completely transformed and upgraded "Metro square" on the south-facing terrace.
KHR is the development consultant for the extensive transformation of Nordre Fasanvej 108 from a run-down office to one of Denmark's most modern commercial buildings. KHR initially prepared a design proposal for the project, which can be seen here, but has since been selected as the development manager for the project.
