Codanhus, Office building on Gammel Kongevej, Copenhagen, Denmark
Codanhus is an office building on Gammel Kongevej in Copenhagen with an unusual hexagonal floor plan that creates a distinctive vertical angle in its facade. The structure rises across 21 floors and shapes the neighborhood's skyline with its geometric form.
The building was designed in 1961 by architect Ole Hagen as an architectural innovation for Copenhagen. It held the status of Denmark's tallest office building from completion until 1997.
The structure underwent renovation in 1994, replacing its original three-colored mosaic facade with light granite plates, reflecting changes in architectural preferences.
The building sits at an intersection of two main streets and is easily accessible by public transport. The surrounding area offers various shops and services for visitors and workers.
The building stands directly on the border between Frederiksberg and Copenhagen districts, making it a geographically notable point. This location gives it significance in the urban context of both administrative areas.
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