Overview

New administration and production building for the development and production of medical devices. KHR has designed the building, whose interior meets strict hygienic requirements.

Facts
City
Struer
Country
Denmark
Client
Bang & Olufsen
Area
8 500 ㎡
Funding
DKK 65 M

The clean rooms

The building's 8,500 m2, including 2,850 m2 of basement, is arranged as a large hall, size 85 x 33 x 10 m, with a first and second floor to the south. The floors are used for administration and product development. There is visual contact with the production itself through large glass sections. The production itself takes place on the ground floor, where there is the possibility of varying ceiling heights, ranging from 3 to 10 m. In the basement there are changing facilities with the possibility of clean-room sectioning, just as all the technical installations, including for later clean-room production, are established. The building was constructed in 2000 at a cost of DKK 65 million as the first part of a master plan with the possibility of a five-fold increase in floor space.

Intelligent dinghies

B&O Medicom designs, manufactures and co-markets intelligent patient compliance device solutions. The term covers innovative devices for dosing daily medication such as inhalers, tablet dispensers and injection devices.

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Flyverbyen - byplan- og bygherrerådgivning

KHR Architecture har som byplankonsulent for Sweco stået for udviklingen af et tidligere industriområde på 80.000 m² tæt på Københavns lufthavn. Nu skal det transformeres til en levende bydel med aktiviteter, kultur og erhverv. Projektet omfatter både transformation af 10 eksisterende bygninger og mulighed for opførelse af op til 24.000 m² nybyggeri. Kommunen har i april 2025 godkendt lokalplanen, hvilket åbner for en bred vifte af erhverv, kreative værksteder og fritidsaktiviteter. Vores byplanarbejde har sikret en sammenhængende udvikling med fokus på fleksibilitet, bæredygtighed og områdets unikke karakter – fra de første visioner til endelig politisk vedtagelse.

Sundsvallbroen

Sundsvallsbroen er et resultat af vores vinderforslag i en arkitektkonkurrence og efterfølgende arbejde som arkitektrådgiver på projektet. Broen er blevet en markant men harmonisk tilføjelse til Sundsvall, der forbinder byens centrum med de omkringliggende landskaber på en måde, som respekterer og indrammer omgivelserne. Med en samlet længde på over 2 kilometer og en frihøjde på cirka 33 meter skaber broen et nyt urbant rum, hvor bugten, byens silhuet og de omgivende bakker mødes i et sammenhængende og dynamisk hele. Trods sin imponerende størrelse smelter broen sammen med omgivelserne og bliver et naturligt led i byens struktur.

Strong collaboration and important milestone in North German school construction project

At the topping-out ceremony for the new Lehrte-Süd school centre, the city mayor and others praised the good cooperation and the fact that the project is on time and on budget. The 100 million euro project is being realised in a public-private partnership and brings together an integrated comprehensive school and secondary school under one roof. The first stage will be completed in 2026 and will provide schooling for 1,800 students.

Wayfinding in Copenhagen car parks

How do you find your car in a grey concrete world? In collaboration with By & Havn, KHR has developed a wayfinding concept that makes it easier to find your way in a number of Copenhagen's car parks where it was previously difficult to find your way. The concept creates clarity and recognisability across the facilities - while adapting to the architecture and usage patterns of each car park. With simple tools such as colours, pictograms and mega-graphics, both function and aesthetics are supported in everyday life for thousands of users.

Wayfinding in the car park of 'Bjerget'

KHR Architecture has developed a wayfinding strategy for a number of By & Havn's car parks in Copenhagen with a focus on recognisability and user-friendliness. The concept makes it easy to find your way - no matter which car park you arrive at. In the Bjerget car park, however, a special version has been developed that respects the building's distinctive architecture and visual identity. The existing colour palette and typography have been retained and refreshed, while the wayfinding has been updated with new pictograms, floor markings and clear landmarks. The result is a system that is both site-specific and recognisable across the city.

Wayfinding at Nuuk school

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