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Kalø Tower Visitor Access in Rønde, Denmark by MAParchitects

Thursday, February 2nd, 2017

Article source: MAParchitects

The project allows access to one of Denmark’s archaeological gems, while offering and intricate spatial experience. Previously inaccessible, the visitor can enter and climb the main space of the tower, perceive the archaeological layers and view the landscape. Culture and nature, at a small and large scale, are united by this spiral access.

Image Courtesy © David A. Garcia

Architects: MAParchitects
Project: Kalø Tower Visitor Access
Location: Rønde, Denmark
Photography: David A. Garcia and Bjørn Pierri Enevoldsen

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House of Hunting in Rønde, Denmark by Arkitema Architects

Sunday, October 9th, 2016

Article source: Arkitema Architects

Jagtens Hus is situated on Mols peninsula in the eastern part of Jutland, Denmark, and is the new domicile for the Danish Hunter Association. In the two main longhouses you find the association’s administration, laboratory, education facilities, cantina and a build-in “hunting lodge”, all of which is closely linked to the surrounding nature. The black buildings are kept neutral and rough, to make room for the woods, the meadow and Kalø Inlet all of which embraces the domicile.

Architects: Arkitema Architects (Mette Julie Skibsholt Morten Kramer, Jacob Østerløw Andersen, Jacob Myrtue Nielsen)
Project: House of Hunting
Location: Molsvej 34, 8410 Rønde, Denmark
Photography: Niels Nygaard
Software used: Revit 2015
Client: Danmarks Jægerforbund (the Danish Hunter Association)
Contractor: Raustrup A/S
Landscape: Arkitema Urban
Engineer: Sweco
Size: 2253 m²
Year: 2013-2016