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© ATP Ejendomme

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Nyropsgade 37 Transformation

  • Client

    ATP Ejendomme A/S

  • Collaborators

    Sweco

  • Location

    Nyropsgade 37, DK-1602 Kbh V

  • Area

    4,750 m2

  • Status

    Completed in 2023

Transformation

From cellular offices to modern flexibility

Nyropsgade 37 is the transformation of a historically significant building from 1947, located in the heart of Copenhagen. The property, built in neoclassical style, has been converted from traditional cellular offices into a modern and flexible workspace. At the same time, the building has been adapted to meet contemporary standards, making it a functional and inspiring framework for a comfortable work environment.

Updating office spaces
The former cellular offices have been replaced with open, flexible open-plan offices that can be tailored to meet the needs of various businesses. Each floor can be divided into one or two rental units, offering a high degree of flexibility. The materials have been carefully selected and crafted with a focus on aesthetics and functionality, while the architectural details preserve the building's character.

Attractive shared facilities
The ground floor has been designed as a dynamic hub for collaboration. It includes meeting centers, lounge areas, and dining spaces with direct access to the upgraded courtyard. These areas are designed to foster an inspiring sense of community and enhance collaboration among users.

A greener approach to the courtyard
The recreational courtyard has been transformed into a green oasis that balances the building's historical framework with a contemporary focus on biodiversity and well-being. The surrounding walls create a harmonious backdrop, while new terrace doors and steps improve access and visual connectivity between the building and the courtyard.

Sustainability and indoor climate
The transformation has integrated modern technologies to ensure a healthy indoor climate and reduce the building's carbon footprint. Updated ventilation and cooling systems meet contemporary standards, contributing to the building's sustainable and future-proof profile.

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