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DAN STUBBERGAARD, COBE
The Danish architect talks with Dossier about what sustainable designs means to him.
Danish architect and founder of architectural firm Cobe, Dan Stubbergaard (b.1974), talks to Dossier Magazine about what sustainable buildings and products mean to him.
Stubbergaard and Cobe are behind several award-winning design projects including Nørreport Station (Copenhagen’s busiest station); The Silo and the planning of Copenhagen’s Nordhavn (North Harbor)district – Scandinavia’s biggest urban development to date; Halftime (a new iconic building for adidas’ headquarters in Germany); Ragnarock (Denmark’s museum for rock music in Roskilde); and the development of Papirøen (Paper Island) in Copenhagen.
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