Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects: Explore the projects of the architecture studio

The design of the Danish National Broadcasting Corporation headquarters is inspired by a kasbah. Jean Nouvel’s impressive concert hall makes up one of the building’s four segments.

Dedicated to the good life, transcending sheer survival, through the healing power of nature and access to sunlight for all patients. Nyt Hospital Nordsjælland (New Northern Zealand Hospital) relies on the latest research in reimagining traditional hospital design to reunite health, healing, and architecture.

Protests and failure are part of the story of Krøyers Plads, a project that had to endure many hardships before becoming a Copenhagen favorite with a design that unites the historical surroundings with the buzz of city life on the waterfront.

VEGA’s concert halls invite people to visit and explore the building’s quirky features that showcase the Functionalism style of the 1950s. The building was designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen and opened its doors in 1956. A design that displayed without pretense its structure of reinforced concrete and glass.

Like an uncut diamond, the Tip of Nordø (Spidsen af Nordø in Danish) towers at the entrance to Copenhagen Harbor. Situated on the edge of the Århusgade neighborhood, Tip of Nordø stands as a modern lighthouse and the workplace of the future.

​​​​​​​As the radio grew in popularity, Vilhelm Lauritzen was invited in 1934 to design new headquarters for the Danish public radio broadcaster. The project did not have the best of starts when the design was released to the public. However, over the decades, Radiohuset (The Radio House) has evolved into a gem of Danish architectural history.