Hotel Scandic Copenhagen, designed by Jørgen Buschardt, 1971; Vester Søgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Rødovre Rådhus (Rødovre Town Hall), designed by Arne Jacobsen, 1956; Rødovre, Denmark.
SAS Hotel, designed by Arne Jacobsen, 1960; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Den Polytekniske Læreanstalt (now Geocenter Denmark, University of Copenhagen, and Gefion Gymnasium), designed by C.O. Gjerløv-Knudsen, built 1929-1954; Øster Voldgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Nørreport Station, designed by COBE and Gottlieb Paludan Architects, 2015; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Landsarkivet for Sjælland, Lolland-Falster og Bornholm (The Regional Archives of Zealand, Lolland-Falster and Bornholm), extension, designed by Eva Koppel & Nils Koppel, 1967; now closed; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Imperial Hotel, designed by Otto Frankild with Svend Aage Hansen and Jørgen Høj, 1961; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Domus Vista, designed by Ole Hagen, 1969; Nordens Plads, Frederiksberg, Denmark.
Østerport II, office building with shops on the ground floor, designed by KHR Architecture, 2021; Oslo Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Mariebjerg Kapel & Krematorium (Mariebjerg Chapel & Crematorium), designed by Frits Schlegel, 1936; Mariebjerg Cemetery, Gentofte, Denmark.
Svanemølleværket (Svanemølle Power Station), designed by Louis Hygom, 1953; Copenhagen, Denmark.
The Panum Building (Panum Instituttet), designed by Eva Koppel, Nils Koppel, Gert Edstrand, Poul Erik Thyrring (KKET), built 1971-86; the building houses University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Kaffetårnet (The Coffee Tower), coffee roastery, designed by Bent Mackeprang & Thorkel Klerk for the supermarket chain Irma, 1968; Rødovre, Denmark.
Kontorhuset Vesterport, office building, designed by Povl Baumann & Ole Falkentorp, 1932; Meldahlsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Shellhuset, designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen, 1951; Kampmannsgade/Vester Farimagsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Palægaragerne, multistorey car park, designed by Oscar Gundlach-Pedersen, 1933; Dronningens Tværgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Tinghøj Vandreservoir (Tinghøj Reservoir), one of twenty entrances made of concrete and copper, designed by Ib Lunding, built 1931-35; Søborg, Denmark.
FAF silo, built 1961, demolished 2020; Nordre Havnekaj, Kerteminde, Denmark.
Plejecenter Sølund, retirement home, designed by Stadsarkitektens Direktorat, built 1976-1981, remaining block; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Radiohuset (The Radio House), former headquarters of national Danish broadcaster DR, designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen, 1945; Frederiksberg, Denmark.
Plejecentret Solterrasserne, care facility, designed by Stadsarkitektens Direktorat, 1978; Johan Krohns Vej, Copenhagen, Denmark.
FLSmidth, Bygning S (Building S), designed by FLSmidth Arkitektkontor, 1984; Ramsingsvej, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Grillspyddet, Slikland; building from 1956; Hvidovrevej, Hvidovre, Denmark.
Bispebjerg Krematorium (Bispebjerg Crematorium), designed by Friis & Moltke, 2002; Bispebjerg Cemetery, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Rear side of one of the four buildings that make up Buen, designed by Thorvald Dreyer, Ib Lunding & Allan Christensen, 1952-1956; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Farm building; Sæby, Denmark.
Public toilet; Langeliniekaj, Copenhagen, Denmark.
BIG Shopping Herlev; Herlev, Denmark.
MATERIE; Kattegatvej, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Renseanlægget Lynetten, Ristebygning 104 (Lynetten Wastewater Treatment Plant, Filter Building 104), designed by Martin Andersen, Svend Baggesen and Erik Katborg/Stadsarkitektens Direktorat, completed around 1978; Refshaleøen, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Hotel Astoria, designed by Ole Falkentorp, 1935; Banegårdspladsen, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Ørstedhus, designed by Kaj Gottlob, 1934; Vester Farimagsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Staircase and elevator tower, designed by Gottlieb Paludan Architects, 2022; Valby Station, Copenhagen, Denmark.
One of the 28 point-blocks that make up Bellahøjhusene (The Bellahøj Houses), built 1951-1958; Copenhagen, Denmark.
Sæby Fiske-Industri (Saeby Fish Canners), factory building from 1970; Sæby, Denmark.