Burnt wood facade
100% upcycled wooden cladding, made with wooden beams from the construction of the Copenhagen metro. The wood has been treated with surface charring and linseed oil.
Resource Rows
Resource Rows
- Project title
- Resource Rows
- Year finished
- 2019
- Location
- Ørestaden, Copenhagen
- Customer
- AG Gruppen
- Building owner
- NREP/AG Gruppen
- Architect
- Lendager Group
- Consulting engineer
- MOE A/S
- Contractor
- AG Gruppen
- Type of contract
- Turnkey
- Area
- 9148 m²
Description
The Resource Rows, in Ørestaden, is a lighthouse project, within recycling of building materials. Resource efficiency and optimised utilisation of resources are the main themes of the project. The building has a very characteristic aesthetic, as the brick facades are cut outs, taken directly from buildings that were to be demolished. Pieces of 1 m² brickwork have been cut out and then incorporated into new facade elements. The building has a well utilised roof area, where each terraced house gets its own small wooden roof house, made of 100% repurposed materials.
Products
Recycled brick facade
Made with cutout brick elements from around Copenhagen. The facade is created by mixing various brick cut outs and re-casting in a mould.
Oak offcut flooring
Solid wood flooring made with Dinesen oak offcuts. It is rare to see solid wood in many newer developments, especially solid oak, which adds a touch of class and quality to all the terraced houses.
