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Danish Architecture Center

Danish Architecture Center

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bryghuspladsen 10, copenhagen, denmark
Danish Architecture Center
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Danish Architecture Center (DAC) is an international cultural attraction for everyone who wants to experience and understand how architecture and design create the framework for our lives. DAC is located in the heart of Copenhagen in the spectacular BLOX building which is situated right at the harbor front and as part of Copenhagen’s Cultural Quarter. Through exhibitions, tours, events, learning and networking, Danish Architecture Center creates space for inspiration, enjoyment and immersion. In 2023, Copenhagen is designated the World Capital of Architecture. Danish Architecture Center (DAC) is an epicenter with a wide range of activities and exhibitions that you don’t want to miss.

Architecture and design form the framework for our lives. From the smallest detail to the largest planning. As part of this year's design festival, 3daysofdesign, DAC zooms in on Danish design across scales. Explore the first permanent exhibition that unfolds the history of Danish architecture from the Viking Age to present day. Visit ‘Copenhagen in Common’ – an exhibition that celebrates Copenhagen as the World Capital of Architecture. Explore ‘What a Waste’ and be inspired by how New Waste materials can be used by designers, creators, architects and developers in the future. Dive into the exhibition ‘Tales of the City’, join the opening of Capture Your City and find design inspiration in DAC Design Shop.

Other Exhibitions
LOUISE ROE is an innovative interior design brand based in Copenhagen. Created and founded by Louise Roe Andersen, the eponymous collection explores impeccable designs through a lens of artistic intuition and a deep understanding of generational craft. Respectful of minimalism, yet with an avant-garde touch, Louise employs natural materials and artisanal skill to highlight sculptural forms and create objects that stand the test of time.
LOUISE ROE
Secto Design is a Finnish company specializing in hand-made design lamps from high quality PEFC certified birch. The demanding work is carried out by highly talented craftsmen in the factory in Heinola, Finland. All Secto Design lamps are sustainably and ecologically produced. The entire lighting collection that consists of 29 models is designed by the award-winning Finnish architect Seppo Koho. Secto Design lamps are appreciated for their Scandinavian design that is suitable for different styles and interiors.
Secto Design
Viabizzuno draws together passion, tradition, expertise, experience, innovation and research in order to fully express its way of making light. Viabizzuno's strength relies on working toward a customized design, finding solutions that did not exist before, integrating light with architecture and so creating a recognizable image all over the world thanks to its formal and thinking integrity at the same time. Viabizzuno becomes a philosophy of life, a thought to follow by architects and designers in the world, an image in which to identify oneself, a style.
Viabizzuno
Stilling is a renowned producer of premium drapery hardware, who creates stunning handcrafted curtain tracks for projects and exhibitions all over the world, using the endless choices of colours and shapes to facilitate creative architectural spaces. The legacy of the Stilling started in 1949, when the founder, Preben Stilling, crafted his first window blind. A blind he made in the family basement and sold in his spare time, and which turned out to become the start of many decades of craftmanship traditions on Danish soil. Stilling are pioneers within using recycled materials for drapery hardware and produce many of their most beloved curtain tracks from min. 75% recycled post-consumer materials.
Stilling

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