Ku.Be House of Culture and Movement Copenhagen, by MVRDV & ADEPT
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Could thinking like a kid be valuable in the workplace? Ku.Be by MVRDV and ADEPT is a new typology for a community building designed to encourage play and bring out the inner child in users.
Photography
Adam Mork
Landscape Architect
SLA
Engineering
Soren Jensen
Concrete Contractor
CC BRUN
Furniture
Jakon – Fixed furniture
Please Wait To Be Seated – throughout
Frederica Mobler – throughout
Deco – partitions
Lighting
Louis Poulson – Indoors throughout
Fagerhult – Indoors throughout
Iguzzini – Outdoors throughout
Finishes
Trancadis -Facades throughout
Schueco – Facades throughout
PU Gulve – Flooring throughout
Monofonalt – Flooring throughout
Triplex – Ceilings
Rockfon – Ceilings
Gipsum – Partition walls
Fixed & Fitted
Swedoor – Doors throughout
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