AV 284 COBE – Collective Conscience

Description

At the intersection of urban regeneration and the construction of new forms of collective life lies the work of Cobe, established in Copenhagen in 2006 by architect Dan Stubbergaard. With an approach that combines territorial strategy, material finesse, and attention to everyday experience, Cobe’s work operates simultaneously between building, landscape, and public space. Marking the firm’s 20th anniversary, the magazine presents a selection of works characterised by the integration of nature and city, attention to the human scale, the creation of shared spaces, and sustainability. Highlights include Ragnarock Museum, Forfatterhuset Kindergarten, and Opera Park.

CONTENTS

• Luis Fernández-Galiano / Common Copenhagen
• Designed in Denmark
• Israels Plads, 2008-2014, Copenhagen (Denmark)
• Nordvest Library, 2009-2011, Copenhagen (Denmark)
• Porsgrunn Maritime Museum, 2009-2013, Porsgrunn (Norway)
• Frederiksvej Kindergarten, 2011-2015, Frederiksberg (Denmark)
• Ragnarock Museum, 2011-2016, Roskilde (Denmark)  
• Krøyers Plads, 2011-2016, Copenhagen (Denmark) 
• Forfatterhuset Kindergarten, 2012-2014, Copenhagen (Denmark
• Silo, 2013-2017, Copenhagen (Denmark)
• Tingbjerg Library, 2013-2018, Brønshøj (Denmark) 
• Nordhavn Metro Stations, 2013-2020, Copenhagen (Denmark)  
• Adidas Halftime, 2014-2018, Herzogenaurach (Germany) 
• Karen Blixens Plads, 2013-2019, Copenhagen (Denmark)  
• Køge Nord Station, 2014-2019, Copenhagen (Denmark)  
• Tip of Nordø, 2015-2025, Copenhagen (Denmark) 
• Christiansholm Island, 2016-, Copenhagen (Denmark) 
• Opera Park, 2019-2023, Copenhagen (Denmark) 
• Krulli Kvartal, 2013-, Tallinn (Estonia)  
• Museum Wegner, 2024-, Tønder (Denmark) 
• Danish Parliament, 2024-, Copenhagen (Denmark)