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When Realdania By & Byg completes a project we publish a book or pamphlet about the project and its findings. All our publications are made available for free download. The list below presents all our publications currently available in English.
Download the publication about Arne Jacobsen’s family home in Charlottenlund which is considered an iconic example of Jacobsen’s international period. With its whitewashed walls and cubistic lines, this house represents the first time Jacobsen allowed himself...
It is more climate-friendly to restore or transform an older building than to construct a new building. That is an overall conclusion from the work of Realdania By & Byg after having restored or transformed around 60 historic buildings, and most recently compl...
Since 2003, Realdania Byg & Byg has built up a portfolio of historic properties to preserve them for posterity and give them a contemporary life. A new book from the company focuses on the building culture and some of the layers of Denmark's history that the h...
Arne Jacobsen’s family home at Strandvejen 413 forms part of the Søholm housing development. Søholm comprises a row of five yellow-brick terraced houses. As such, they mark a transition from whitewashed functionalism to a more Danish modernism.
The holiday cottage, which Arne Jacobsen built for himself and his family, incorporates elements of functionalism while simultaneously demonstrating a visionary understanding of new trends in modernism.
BLOX is urban life, architecture and sustainability. The coffee table book about BLOX gives you the full story about the building, which opened its doors in 2018 on the harbour front in Copenhagen.
Erik Christian Sørensen’s private residence represents a ground-breaking design among Post-War houses, and it is a powerful personal expression of a modernist architectural vision in timber.
The complex of buildings known as Bispebjerg Bakke in the northwest district of Copenhagen comprises 135 exclusive rental properties spread across 11 buildings constructed with respect for their surroundings and built using natural materials shaped by hand. Th...
BOLIG+ (Housing+) is Denmark's first active energy-producing, energy-neutral multi-storey residential property with focus on healthy homes, optimal indoor climate and quality of life - whilst remaining an affordable construction option. The building is a part...
Odense Secular Convent for Noblewomen is an exceptionally well-preserved piece of architecture which bears witness to 500 years of Danish history. Built in 1504, Odense’s Convent of the Noble Virgin, situated in the historic city centre, is one of Denmark’s o...
Fæstningens Materialgård is a typical example of the history of Danish architecture and art dating back to the eighteenth century, and it is part of the narrative of the transition of Copenhagen from a fortified town to a modern city.
In Nyborg, on the island of Funen, Realdania By & Byg has built six individually different single-family houses. The impetus has been to demonstrate five extreme ways to reduce the CO2 footprint in five different houses, as a basis for developing the sixth hou...
The block of flats, Tietgen’s Agony, in Copenhagen is the last in a series of buildings constructed in the nineteenth century under the patronage of the financier C.F. Tietgen in the area surrounding Frederik's Church.
This publication serves as an introduction to Realdania By & Byg’s work with philanthropic investment in urban development and ownership as a strategy for sustainable urban development.
This publication serves as an introduction to Realdania By & Byg’s work with philanthropic investment in experimental new buildings.
This publication serves as an introduction to Realdania By & Byg’s work with philanthropic investment in historic buildings and ownership as a strategy for built heritage preservation.