Showing posts with label a: Vilhelm Lauritzen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label a: Vilhelm Lauritzen. Show all posts

2456. Søborg. Administrationsbygningen for Gladsaxe Kommune


 
























Dear Ingrid,

"The gable with its elegant semi-cylindrical staircase 
stands out in the street line and when you come 
forward, the facility opens up perpendicular to the 
road into the depth and creates the new town hall 
square - a place that speaks both of the suburb as 
the open city and of the town hall as a new 
densification point, but also as a new democratic 
house that kindly invites you inside. "
(Vilhelm Lauritzen)

Sincerely,
R

2381. Copenhagen. The Broadcastinghouse.


 














Querido Juan Luis,

"No hay vida sin estética." (Vilhelm Lauritzen)

Te veo pronto. Un abrazo.
R

1999. Airport of Copenhagen


 













Querido Walter,

“El camino a la casa de un amigo nunca es demasiado
largo“ (Refrán danés) 

Un abrazo de hermano,
R

1604. Kobenhavn, Radiohuset, Koncertsalen















Dear Anne,

A vintage view of the Radiohuset's trapezoid concert hall
on Julius Thonsens Gade in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen.
The concert hall was designed to accommodate 1200 people and features an impressive pipe organ built in 1946.

Sincerely,
R

1332. Kobenhavns Lufthavn, Kastrup















Querido Juan,

El aeropuerto de Copenhague-Kastrup fue diseñado y construido por el arquitecto danés Vilhelm Lauritzen entre 1936 y 1939. Lauritzen fue un gran arquitecto preocupado por los avances tecnológicos, la calidad de los materiales y su puesta en obra. Estos aspectos definen bien su obra y los tuvo siempre en cuenta hasta en sus últimos detalles.
Esta terminal fue ampliada posteriormente en 1961 por el propio Lauritzen en colaboración con Mogens Boertmann.

Un abrazo,
R

1030. Kobenhavn, Radiohuset
















Dear Henny,

"My mind is free, it does what it likes; and it is free
because only I know what it is doing. I often envy my
mind" (Vilhelm Lauritzen)

Cordially,
R

369. Kobenhavn. Den Danske Statsradiofoni


Dear Lin,

Jorn Utzon lived across the street at the time while the
Concert Hall Radiohuset was being completed in 1945.
His friend Tobias Faber was also employed by Lauritzen
to supervising construction. It is not by chance that the shell roof of Sydney Opera House shared some similarities with Lautitzen's Radiohuset.

Best regards.
R