An ode to vertical gardens 🌱 Let's take a closer look at Copen, our upcoming project which will feature one. Seamlessly integrated into Copen's architecture, a plant wall at the entrance brings a touch of organic beauty to the sleek, modern facade. And the pairing of these two seemingly opposite elements compels us to consider the aesthetic qualities of each. However, a plant wall is not only a remarkable element of the building it adorns but also a significant contribution to the cityscape in a broader sense. It illuminates, brings life, and fosters a calming and inviting atmosphere throughout the surrounding area. Beyond their verdant beauty, plants act as natural air purifyers, contributing to a better, healthier urban environment. This aligns well with the green profile of Copen, which, among other initiatives, will feature solar panels on the roof. Read more about this project on our website. Team: NCC #greenwall #plantwall #verticalgarden #architecture #architecturelovers #copenhagen

What's rendering and what's reality? ✨ Take a look at this comparison between rendering and final result! The building is the newly opened Lietuvos Dradimas headquarters in Vilnius, Lithuania. With its light-colored facade and vertical lines, the new HQ references the buildings in the adjacent ‘J.Basanaviciaus Street’ area, which has been on UNESCO’s heritage list since 1994. Thus, this design stands as a modern interpretation of the beautiful, classical architecture, for which the Lithuanian capital is world-renowned. It's just one of the numerous PLH designed buildings coming to life in the Baltics in recent years - and we have more on the way. 📸Lina Bareikyte #architecture #architecturelovers #architecturephotography #vilnius

Coming soon to Copenhagen 👀 We're excited to announce that we're creating Copen, a state-of-the-art office hub spanning 10,000 m² at one of Copenhagen's premier addresses where Islands Brygge meets Amager Boulevard, in close collaboration with NCC. Our vision was to design a harmonious building that fits in well with the surrounding architecture. With its narrow form and precise expression, Copen will position itself elegantly between the Radisson hotel and the neighboring HQs. Copen will offer all the functions required for modern work life and, thanks to a number of sustainability solutions, is expected to receive the DGNB Gold certification. Of course, the most eye-catching feature is the tall plant wall flanking the entrance, stretching the whole height of the facade! Learn more about Copen on our website, link in the comments 👇 #architecture #architecturelovers #copenhagen

Do you remember to look up once in a while? ✨ Great architecture should be inspiring and a delight to the eye – from the floor to the ceiling. Whether it's the azure circularity of K29, Vilnius, or the warm, sloping wooden elements of Aller Building, Copenhagen, we at PLH strive to constantly explore new ways of creating spatial experiences for the inhabitants of the buildings we design. What do you think of these archictectural features? 1. K29, Vilnius (📸 Paulius Gasiunas ) 2. DSV, Warsaw (📸 @pkrajewski.pl ) 3. DLG, Fredericia (📸 Kontraframe ) 4. Aller, Copenhagen 👉 Learn more about each project - links in the comments. #architecture #design #ceilings #shapes

As winter draws near, a vivid green glow pierces through the night 🟢 Both as architects and interior designers, we strive to use colors in ways that create unique experiences for the people who inhabit the buildings and workspaces we design. Green is the color of nature, growth, and hope, and when used in the right context, it acts as a striking element that exudes an appealing aura of calmness and well-being. Whether it's lights, plants, textiles, or tiles, we can't get enough of its lush shades. 👉 Swipe to see examples of verdant elements in architecture and interior design. 1. Green Hall lights up the Vilnius skyline. 2. Denmark's largest plant wall brings nature into Amager Centret, Copenhagen. (📸 Kontraframe) 3. Calming shades of green in the workplace design of Nordea, Taastrup (📸 Thomas Bertelsen) 4. Green chairs stand out at Aller, Copenhagen (📸 Lars Kaae) 5. A green portal leads into Kulturporten, Farum (in the works)

A green portal to the cultural heart of Farum 💚 We're designing Kulturporten, a new building with 90 homes positioned on the edge of Farum's cultural district, named Kulturøen. With its gable motifs and varying roof shapes, Kulturporten exudes modern dynamism and liveliness while fitting into and conversing with the older buildings around it. But perhaps the most eye-catching element is the vibrant green gate that leads you in to the cultural offerings of Kulturøen, situated behind the building. Here, one finds a cultural center, museum, cinema, and much more. The gate's green glazed tiles, illuminated in the evening, capture the eyes and create a small universe that visitors are led into, while the tall columns delineate the space without closing it off. Expected to be finished in 2025, Kulturporten is DGNB Gold certified for social, environmental, and economic sustainability. 👉 Read more on our website, link in the comments. Team: Sophienberg Dades Nrep Raundahl & Moesby Ingholt Consult JL Engineering Thing Brandt Landskab