Mariehøj Cultural Centre / Sophus Søbye Arkitekter + WE Architecture - سایبان سید

Architects: Sophus Søbye Arkitekter, WE architecture
P،tographs: Rasmus Hjortshøj – COAST, Courtesy of Lars Eldrup
Muni،lity: Rudersdal Muni،lity
Country: Denmark

Mariehøj Cultural Centre, designed by Sophus Søbye Arkitekter + WE Architecture, is a revitalized cultural hub in Holte, Denmark. The new foyer serves as the heart of the center, welcoming visitors and connecting various activities. The center seamlessly merges with the surrounding green landscape, bridging the arrival area, cultural plaza, and backyard. The re،ization and reconstruction enhance the functionality of the ،e, creating better individual activity areas and more meeting points. This cohesive design not only upgrades the existing structure but also envisions a future-proof cultural center that fosters new experiences, interests, and connections a، users.

Mariehøj cultural centre / sophus søbye arkitekter + we architecture

Mariehøj Cultural Centre stands out in the landscape of Holte, Denmark. The new foyer acts as the heart of the center, inviting everyone in and highlighting the diverse users and activities within.

The cultural center integrates seamlessly with the green landscape, connecting the arrival area, cultural plaza, and the scenic backyard of Mariehøj. The building opens up to its surroundings, incorporating the natural environment into its activities.

The center functions both as a cultural activity hub and a well-،ized work،e. Through re،ization and reconstruction, the design improves individual activity ،es and optimizes the positioning of various functions. Furthermore, it creates more meeting points, encouraging interactions across different interests and age groups.

This revitalized cultural center is envisioned as a single, cohesive ،ism with high aesthetic and functional quality. The reconstruction is not merely an upgrade but a forward-looking vision for ،w the center can address future challenges while enhancing its unique character and shared stories.

Mariehøj Cultural Centre encourages visitors to find inspiration in new stories, immersive experiences, and cultural activities. The center sparks both familiar and fresh interests, fostering interactions between users and s،. The new foyer integrates the best elements of the existing architectural styles while introducing a complementary new typology that harmonizes with the rest of the building.