丹麥哥本哈根Nykredit銀行總部

Nykredit’s Headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark

建筑設(shè)計：SHL建筑師事務(wù)所

業(yè)主：Nykredit銀行

面積：24 000平方米

競賽：1998年，限制性國際競賽第一名

施工期：1999年—2001年

景觀設(shè)計：GHB景觀設(shè)計事務(wù)所

室內(nèi)設(shè)計：SHL設(shè)計

獲獎：

2002年，F(xiàn)X國際室內(nèi)設(shè)計大獎最佳辦公樓獎

2001年，哥本哈根市建筑獎

Architect: schmidt hammer lassen architects

Client: Nykredit

Area: 24 000 m2

Competition: 1998, 1st prize in restricted international competition

Status: Construction period 1999 - 2001

Landscape Architects: GHB Landscape

Interior design: shldesign

Awards:

2002, FX International Interior Design Award in the category Best Office Building

2001, The Architecture Prize of the Municipality of Copenhagen

Nykredit是丹麥抵押貸款銀行的領(lǐng)頭羊之一。其總部設(shè)計為一個透明的立方體，身處其中，能清晰地看見哥本哈根海港。十層樓高的玻璃結(jié)構(gòu)是哥本哈根最大的辦公建筑之一，引人注目的中庭有充足的自然光，光線連接各個樓層。

入口層設(shè)有接待區(qū)，一個安妮塔?約根森雕刻的水上雕塑和一個禮堂。一條樓梯通向中庭，中庭懸浮著的會議室、玻璃電梯、樓梯、陽臺和走道營造了活潑的工作環(huán)境；三樓到五樓有三個懸臂式玻璃會議室。

一些國際知名的藝術(shù)家都為建筑的裝修出過力。奧拉夫?克里斯托弗?延森創(chuàng)作了一幅長30米的壁畫，雕塑家佩爾?柯克比雕刻的巨型青銅雕塑屹立于中庭的中心舞臺。柯克比還設(shè)計了旁邊的廣場，20個青銅雕塑讓廣場充滿了生氣。

盡管建筑有大面積的玻璃立面，采用附近港口引來的水減少熱負(fù)荷，以降低建筑溫度。另外，雙層立面設(shè)有可打開的部分以便自然通風(fēng)。屋頂可開合的面板為建筑物提供更多的自然通風(fēng)。

The design for the headquarters of Nykredit, one of Denmark’s leading mortgage banks, is conceived as a transparent cube, providing clear visual connections with Copenhagen Harbour. The ten-storey glass structure is one of Copenha-gen’s largest office buildings and features a dramatic atrium flooded with natural light providing links to all levels.

The entrance level houses a reception area, a water sculpture by artist Anita J?r-gensen and an auditorium. A staircase leads up to the atrium where suspended meeting rooms, glass elevators, staircases, balconies and walkways create a lively working environment; three cantilevered glazed meeting rooms are sus-pended from the third and fifth floors.

Several internationally recognised artists have contributed to the decoration of the building. Olav Christopher Jenssen created a 30 metres long mural, while a giant bronze sculpture by sculptor Per Kirkeby stands centre stage in the atrium. Kirkeby also designed the adjacent plaza, enlivened by 20 bronze sculptures.

Despite the building’s vast glass fa?ades, thermal load is reduced by using the water from the nearby harbour to cool the building. In addition, the double layer fa?ade is designed with sections that can be opened for natural ventilation. The roof also features opening panels providing further natural ventilation.