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Like a concertina in cross-laminated timber: Community centre by Nord Architects
In Brønshøj, Denmark, Nord Architects has realised a parish centre in an open form language. The multifunctional building built out of cross-laminated timber provides scouts and parishioners plenty of space for their communal activities. At the same time it brings about a new site situation that links a previously isolated church with city life.
Client: Brønshøj Parish Church Council
Architecture: Nord Architects
Location: Brønshøj Kirkevej 4D, 2700 Brønshøj, Denmark (DK)
© Photos: Adria Goula, Adam Mørk, Schnepp Renou
Our Readers’ Favourites: The Most Popular DETAIL-online Articles in October
In October, our readers were particularly enthusiastic about the following three articles: The new Munch Museum in Oslo, a Parish centre of cross-laminated timber in Denmark and finally, another Community Centre in Paris.
Thirteen Levels of Art: Munch Museum in Oslo
With this towering new museum building, Estudio Herreros has placed an exclamation mark on the banks of Oslo Fjord. Its opening was preceded by a long, complicated back story.
Client: City of Oslo
Architecture: Estudio Herreros
Location: Tøyengata 53, 0578 Oslo
