Christiansholm is a winning proposal by COBE for CPH City & Port Development in 2016. It is located in Copenhagen Denmark in a seaside and urban setting. Its scale is large with a surface of 45.000 sqm. Key materials are concrete, wood and glass. Luxigon collaborated as visualizer. Review the 2 proposals for the same competition.

Christiansholm, also known as The Paper Island having stored huge rolls of newsprint for decades for the Danish press, is uniquely located in the heart of Copenhagen’s waterfront. In recent years, the island has become an urban destination in Copenhagen with a vibrant street life that welcomes citizens and guests inside old industrial warehouses and make up a unique and versatile setting for multiple cultural activities.

The vision for the project is to create a series of new halls for informal, public functions such as an event hall and a swimming hall. Private housing will be placed on top of the halls which encirles a green and intimate courtyard. The whole island will be flanked by a unifying public promenade. The existing vivid public life is balanced with the private life of the future inhabitants to make the island attractive for visitors as well as local residents.

1436-COB-CPH.DK-2016 — Posted in 2016 — Explore more projects on masterplan public space and refurbishment — Climate: oceanic / maritime and temperate — Coordinates: 55.679187, 12.598508 — Team: Dan Stubbergaard, Eik Bjerregaard, Mads Birgens Kristensen, Ted Schauman, Birk Folke Daugaard, Simon Sjökvist, Alexander Ejsing, Greta Tiedje, Caroline Beck, Ben Allnatt, Marie Harvard-Delcey — Collaborator: Inside Outside, Via Trafik, Transsolar — Views: 5.877