JAJA Architects is one of 15 winners for this year's Danish Design Awards
In collaboration with the Danish Design Center (DDC) and trade organization of Design demmark (Dd), the annual awards aims to provide a look into "the best design solutions" within the country. This year, across 15 categories, winners were selected for their design's impact within "industry, society, and everyday life." For the "Livable Cities" category, the design award went to Copenhagen-based architecture firm JAJA Architects and their project "Parking House + Konditaget Lüders" The practice used their expertise in architecture and urban planning to help transform the roof of a parking house in the neighborhood of Nordhavn by transforming it into a new sports and play facility. According to a statement from the team "instead of concealing the parking structure, we proposed a concept that enhances the beauty of the structural grid while breaking up the scale of the massive façade." Read the full post on Bustler
In collaboration with the Danish Design Center (DDC) and trade organization of Design demmark (Dd), the annual awards aims to provide a look into "the best design solutions" within the country. This year, across 15 categories, winners were selected for their design's impact within "industry, society, and everyday life."
For the "Livable Cities" category, the design award went to Copenhagen-based architecture firm JAJA Architects and their project "Parking House + Konditaget Lüders"
The practice used their expertise in architecture and urban planning to help transform the roof of a parking house in the neighborhood of Nordhavn by transforming it into a new sports and play facility. According to a statement from the team "instead of concealing the parking structure, we proposed a concept that enhances the beauty of the structural grid while breaking up the scale of the massive façade."
Read the full post on Bustler
