Overview

The aim of the project is to create new opportunities for use and change in the NEYE Foundation's properties in Denmark.

Facts
City
Nationwide
Country
Denmark
Client
NEYE Foundation
Year
2015
Area
400 ㎡
Funding
DKK 14 M
Partners
D.A.I
Services
Total consultancy

Investment and redevelopment of NEYE properties in Denmark

There are good opportunities to make some profitable changes in the use of units in individual properties, where new rental income from external tenants could be generated and it would be economically advantageous to bring in surplus land. Empty units are modernised and possibly changed in use to generate rental income.

In the case of an investment in a change of use, the maintenance backlog of the properties will be cleared at the same time. Furthermore, proposals for logos and facade concepts will be developed.

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The new swimming pool is a creative and sustainable water multi-house that will demonstrate how the existing building stock can be prepared...

CultureRønne Swimming Pool

Rønne Svømmehal's board of directors has initiated a process to secure the town an aquatic culture centre when the...

Swimming poolsRønne Water Culture Centre - user process

KHR project management has supported the asset manager Savills Investment Management in the acquisition process of 57 Rema 1000 stores...

Client AdvisoryRema 1000 properties - TDD and ESG

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New free ESG tool for the construction industry

ESG reporting is hard to avoid in the property industry. If you are not subject to reporting requirements (yet), there is a high probability that your business partners or investors will demand data for their ESG reporting. That's why several players in the Danish property industry, with support from Realdania, have joined forces to develop the free REALS ESG tool.

Interview with the urban planning expert

At architecture school, it wasn't the shape of the building that interested Elisabeth Jeppesen. It was all the stuff around the architecture. Experience from the early project stages is Elisabeth's strongest card in her job as head of KHR Byplan, which offers urban planning consultancy, project development and management of processes with authorities. In this interview, she shares her insights and motivation for project development at eye level in a world full of demands and opportunities.

Annie Kundrus

Architectural Intern

Lotte Rauterberg

Architectural Intern

Shortcut to ESG reporting

Are you getting started with ESG reporting or looking for smarter ways to handle the task? Take a look here! The Council for Sustainable Building has developed an Excel sheet that makes it easy to reuse the data you already have from DGNB certification and/or taxonomy verification.

Rønne Water Culture Centre - user process

Rønne Svømmehal's board of directors has initiated a process to secure the town an aquatic culture centre when the old swimming pool in the town closes. KHR Architecture's user involvement experts have facilitated a process that has given the board a strong basis for realising the dream of an aquatic cultural centre. Stakeholders from the local community as well as representatives from tourist organisations and potential foundations have been involved to create a solid foundation for function, flow and financing.

Gjermund August Lia Bjønnes

Architectural Intern

Philipp Müller

Architectural Intern