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The Silo (Copenhagen)

The Silo is a 65-meter (213 foot) apartment building converted from a former grain silo located in Nordhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark. The 17-storey structure was completed in May 2017 and houses 39 apartments, a restaurant, and lookout platform. The building was designed by the Copenhagen-based architectural firm Cobe. The building forms part of the wider redevelopment of Copenhagen’s Nordhavnen district. Since 2008, Cobe has been responsible for the urban planning, which is estimated to take 40 to 50 years and expand the district to up to 3.5 million square meters. Background The Silo is a part of the transformation of Copenhagen's Nordhaven (meaning North Harbour) from an industrial development into a new city district. Construction required the former grain silo's concrete facade to be upgraded and recladded, the interior of the silo was preserved as much as possible. The apartments housed in The Silo range from 106m² to 401m² in size, with floor heights up to 7 meters, and include floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies. The penthouse apartment is also one of the country's most expensive apartments. The Silo has won numerous design and architectural awards, including the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat 2018 Best Tall Building Europe, the Civic Trust Awards, and the Azure AZ Awards 2018 for design of the multi-storey residential building. In September 2018, The Silo was awarded the Renoverprisen for best renovation project. References External links "The Silo". CVU Skyscraper Center. "Nordhavn Silo". CVU Skyscraper Center.
The Silo

The Silo es un edificio residencial de 65 metros de altura convertido de un antiguo silo ubicado en la zona de Nordhavn, en Copenhague, Dinamarca. El edificio tiene 17 pisos y fue completado en mayo de 2017 y alberga 39 apartamentos, un restaurante y una plataforma de observación. El edificio fue diseñado por el estudio de arquitectura Cobe con sede en Copenhague.​​ El edificio forma parte de la transformación del Nordhaven de Copenhague (en español: Puerto Norte), de ser un desarrollo industrial a un nuevo distrito de la ciudad.​ La construcción requirió que la fachada fuera renovada y reemplazada. Los apartamentos varían de 106m² a 401m² y cuentan con ventanas de piso a techo y balcones.​ The Silo ha ganado numerosos premios de diseño y arquitectura, entre ellos los CTBUH 2018 Best Tall Building Europe, los Civic Trust Awards y los Azure AZ Awards 2018.​​​ Referencias Enlaces externos «The Silo» (en inglés). Base de datos de rascacielos del CTBUH.
Den Classenske Legatskole

Den Classenske Legatskole er en folkeskole på Vester Voldgade i Københavns Kommune. Skolen blev oprettet via kongelig resolution og midler fra generalmajor Johan Frederik Classens testamente i 1793 med formålet at opdrage og undervise fattige soldaters børn. Den første skoledag var 6. januar 1794. Skolen startede i Artillerikasernen i Strandgade (Irgens Gård (en)) på Christianshavn og flyttede i 1895 til Wildersgade 5, hvor Vestre Borgerdydskole (det nuværende Københavns åbne Gymnasium) havde holdt til. I 1918 tilbydes skolen til Københavns Kommune som gave, inklusive en gæld på 102.000 kr. (ca. 3,9 mio. kr. i 2026-niveau).. I 1938 flyttede skolen igen, denne gang til Vester Voldgade Skoles gamle lokaler opført i 1889-1890, på Vester Voldgade 98. Skolen har i dag ca. 500 elever og ca. 35 lærere. Referencer
Studiestræde 8

Studiestræde 8, also known as Noahs Ark, is a Neoclassical property in the Latin Quarter of Copenhagen, Denmark, The building was listed in the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1996. A plaque over the central window on the first floor commemorates that the playwright and theatre historian Thomas Overskou lived in the building as a child. History Two smaller houses at the site were destroyed in the Copenhagen Fire of 1795. The two lots were acquired by Carl Christian Madsen for 1,115 rigsdaler and merged. He initiated the construction of a tenement house at the site but had prior to its completion in 1798 already sold it to wigmaker Carl Christian Wegner for 8,500 rigsdaler. The small apartments were rented out to low-income families for a biannual rent of six Danish rigsdaler for a one and a half room apartment (1801). Wegner lived in the apartment on the ground floor towards the street. In 1802, he sold the building for 9,700 rigsdaler. The new owner, Peter Hansen, a former coachman, opened a grocer's shop in the ground floor. The rear wing alone contained 16 apartments. The later playwright and theatre historian Thomas Overskou lived with his parents in one of the small apartments as a child from April 1806. His father was a worker in the sugar refinery at Store Larsbjørnsstræde 9. Hansen and a maid named Margrethe saved the property from the flames during the British bombardment on the night between 3 and 4 September 1807 by putting out 17 bombs and five fire arrows. According to Thomas Overskou, who has described the events in his memoirs, the two people never fully recovered from the physical and psychological stress of the situation. Hansen owned the property until his death 12 years later. His widow sold it to grocer Jeppe Petersen in 1830. The building was from 1862 to circa 1891 owned by master painter C. Jensen. The next owner was master mason J. Larsen. The building was in 1919 together with other old houses in the neighbourhood acquired by the University of Copenhagen to allow for a later extension of its premises. Architecture The building consists of four storeys over a raised cellar and is seven bays wide. A plaque over the central window on the first floor commemorates that Thomas Overskou lived in the building as a child. The building was listed in the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1996. See also Studiestræde 10 References External links
Studiestræde 14

Studiestræde 14 is a Neoclassical property in the Latin Quarter of Copenhagen, Denmark. The building was listed in the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1964, History The building on the site was destroyed in the Copenhagen Fire of 1795. The current building was constructed by master mason Johan Joachim Schlage in 1801-02. Originally from Germany, on 2 June 1797 Schlage had been granted citizenship as a master mason in Copenhagen. He married Sophie Amalie Kurtzhals, Bertel Thorvaldsen's former girlfriend, some time before November 1803. The Schlage family lived in the building. Their tenants were members of the higher middle-class. A grocer's shop was based in the ground floor. Schlage was a second lieutenant in the civil guard and also active in Copenhagen Fire Department. Sophie Amalie Kurtzhals kept the building after her husband's death in 1833. She died at the site in 1850. N. G. Wolff, Professor of Theology at the University of Copenhagen and pastor at Vartov Church, was among the tenants in 1835. The illustrator P. C. Klæstrup was among the residents in the years around 1853. A bakery was later opened in the basement. It relocated to No. 13 on the other side of the street in the mid 1880s. The property was from circa 1880 owned by a plummer named Lønholdt. It remained in the hands of the family for more than 80 years. The city's Carpenters' Guild was based on the first floor in 1900. Numerous smaller businesses were up through the 20th century based in the building. The property was in the 1960s acquired by Sonja Kirkholm and later passed to her son Leif Kirkholm.Erhvervenes Forlag was based in the building in the 1960s. Lindhardt & Ringhof was founded at the site Otto Lindhardt and Gert Ringhof in 1971. Studiestræde 14 was in 1992 sold to Jens Fogh Hansen's Ejendomsinteressentselskabet af 12. 12. 1991. Some 10 years later, it was sold to Initus Ejendomme A/S, a property company owned by Klaus Peter Brock via the construction company Kornerup in Glostrup. The company waS also the owner of the street's No. 5-11. Arcgitecture The building consists of three storeys over a raised cellar and is five bays wide. The two slightly projecting outer bays are wider than the three central ones. A gateway sits in the left hand side of the building and the window in the ground floor's fifth bay is placed in an arched niche with a Keystone similar to the one above the gateway to create an impression of symmetry. See also Studiestræde 21 Studiestræde 24 References
Odsherreds Kunstmuseum

Odsherreds Kunstmuseum er et kunstmuseum i Asnæs, Odsherred. Museet er en del af Museum Vestsjælland, og specialiserer sig i kunst af Odsherredsmalerne. Museet blev etableret i 1994 på foranledning af kunstnere fra Huset i Asnæs og har hjemme i villaen "Hvide Hus", opført 1918. Referencer Eksterne henvisninger Officiel hjemmeside Odsherreds Kunstmuseum på VisitOdsherred Odsherreds Kunstmuseum på Art Matter
Den Danske Filmskole

Den Danske Filmskole er en videregående kunstnerisk uddannelsesinstitution under Kulturministeriet, som varetager uddannelserne indenfor film- og tv-produktion samt andre medierelaterede produktioner. Skolen har ca. 100 elever. Rektor til 1. marts 2014 var Poul Nesgaard, som blev afløst af Vinca Wiedemann. Hun måtte gå af i 2019 efter protester fra elever. Bo Damgaard blev konstitueret som rektor. Første rektor var I. C. Lauritzen til 1969. Skolen har i dag til huse på Holmen i København. Filmskolen blev grundlagt i 1966 på Christianshavn af filminstruktør og -teoretiker Theodor Christensen og er Danmarks eneste statslige videregående uddannelse indenfor film- og tv-produktion. De øvrige skoler er private og markant mindre. For at kunne optages på skolen, skal man indsende et værk. Der er optagelse hvert andet år, hvor der kommer omkring seks nye elever på hver af studieretningerne som omfatter: Instruktør, producer, manuskriptforfatter, filmfotograf, klipper, tonemester. Lars von Trier har gået der, og han var en af de yngste nogensinde. Andre kendte elever er Edward Fleming (1924-92). Tidligere elever Kilde Kilder John, Ole (2006). At lære kunsten: 40 år med filmskolen. København: Aschehoug. ISBN 978-87-11-30048-0. OCLC 466469100. Eksterne kilder og henvisninger Den Danske Filmskole Arkiveret 6. november 2020 hos Wayback Machine
Den Danske Filmskole

Den Danske Filmskole (dt. „Die dänische Filmschule“), international The National Film School of Denmark, ist die staatliche dänische Filmhochschule in Kopenhagen. Sie wurde 1966 vom Filmemacher und -theoretiker Theodor Christensen gegründet und liegt in Kopenhagen. Geschichte und Lage Gegründet wurde die Hochschule 1966 vom Filmemacher und -theoretiker Theodor Christensen. Kommissarischer Leiter war 2020 Bo Damgaard. Sie liegt auf der kleinen Insel Frederiksholm im Hafen von Kopenhagen. In der Nachbarschaft befinden sich das Rhythmische Musikkonservatorium und die Königlich Dänische Kunstakademie. Direktorin ist seit 2021 Tine Fischer, die Gründerin und langjährige Leiterin des Filmfestivals CPH:DOX. Studienprogramm Angeboten werden die vierjährigen Studiengänge Drehbuch, Ton, Editing, Regie bei fiktionalen Filmen, Regie bei Dokumentarfilmen, Regie bei Filmproduktion. Die Studiengänge Regie bei Animationsfilmen und Regie bei Computerspielen dauern viereinhalb Jahre. Die Filmhochschule hat etwa 100 Plätze für Studierende, das Verhältnis von Lehrpersonal und Studierenden lag 2020 bei 1:2. Bekannte Absolventen der Filmhochschule Regisseure Ole John Povlsen (1968) Bille August (1969–1973) Susanne Bier (1983–1987) Christoffer Boe (1996–2001) Pernille Fischer Christensen (1999–2003) Daniél Espinosa (1999–2003) Per Fly (1989–1993) Ole Christian Madsen Amalie Næsby Fick (Absolventin 2016) Annette K. Olesen (1987–1991) Niels Arden Oplev (1983–1987) Lone Scherfig (1980–1984) Cæcilia Holbek Trier (1979–1983) Lars von Trier (1979–1982) Vladimir Oravsky (1979–1982) Thomas Vinterberg (1989–93) Linda Wendel (1980–1984) Drehbuch-Autoren Kim Fupz Aakeson Søren Sveistrup Kameramänner Sebastian Blenkov (1995–1999) Manuel Alberto Claro (1997–2001) Erik Molberg Hansen (1995–1999) Anthony Dod Mantle (1985–1989) Morten Søborg (1985–1989) Dirk Brüel (1967–1969) Filmeditoren Pernille Bech Christensen Åsa Mossberg Theis Schmidt Schriftsteller Kim Fupz Aakeson (Kinderbücher) Jens Christian Grøndahl (1979–1983) Siehe auch Liste der Universitäten und Hochschulen in Dänemark Weblinks Homepage Einzelnachweise
National Film School of Denmark

The National Film School of Denmark (Danish: Den Danske Filmskole) is an independent institution under the Danish Ministry of Cultural Affairs. It was established in 1966 and is based on Holmen in the harbour of Copenhagen. History Courses There are nine study programmes available: fiction directing, documentary directing, cinematography, script writing, editing, sound, animation film producing, and production design. The number of students is 104 spread across two year groups. All courses are 4-year programmes. The school is an art school but practical knowledge is also very important. The teaching programme is a mixture of theoretical and practical training and includes a large number of exercises and productions. The students' final project is a film produced on a professional level and presented to the public on national TV. All students must pass an entrance test including both practical exercises and interviews. Director Poul Nesgaard headed the school between 1992 and 2014, when film editor Vinca Wiedemann took over. The number of employees amounts to about 50 persons, including teachers, technical and administrative staff. A large number of guest teachers are temporarily employed. The school also arranges courses for film and TV professionals from abroad and seminars with the participation of other Nordic countries. Directors Alumni Source See also European Cross Media Academy References John, Ole [in Danish] (2006). At lære kunsten: 40 år med filmskolen (in Danish). Copenhagen, Denmark: Aschehoug. ISBN 978-87-11-30048-0. OCLC 466469100. External links Official website
Escuela Nacional de Cine de Dinamarca

La Escuela Nacional de Cine de Dinamarca​ (en danés: Den Danske Filmskole) es una institución autónoma, dependiente del Ministerio de Asuntos Culturales de Dinamarca. Fue establecida en 1966 y se basa en Holmen en el puerto de Copenhague. La Escuela Nacional de Cine de Dinamarca fue establecida en 1966 bajo el Instituto de cine Danés con Theodor Christensen y Jens Christian Lauritzen como las fuerzas motrices y el último como primer director de la institución. En 1988, la escuela se convirtió en una institución independiente y en 1998 se trasladó a su sede actual en Holmen como parte del Centro Danés de Enseñanzas Artísticas, ya que antes estaba en varias direcciones. Véase también Escuela de cine Cine Sala de cine Referencias
École nationale de cinéma du Danemark

L'École nationale de cinéma du Danemark (en danois : Den Danske Filmskole) est une institution indépendante créée en 1966 et placée sous la tutelle du ministère danois des Affaires culturelles. L'école est établie à Holmen, un quartier du port de Copenhague, au Danemark. Histoire L'école de cinéma a été fondée en 1966 à Christianshavn par le réalisateur et théoricien du cinéma Theodor Christensen. Il s'agit du seul programme d'enseignement supérieur public danois dans le domaine de la production cinématographique et télévisuelle. Les autres écoles sont privées et nettement plus petites. Pour être admis à l'école, il faut présenter un film. L'admission a lieu tous les deux ans, et environ six nouveaux étudiants rejoignent chaque programme d'études, qui comprend : réalisateur, producteur, scénariste, directeur de la photographie, monteur, ingénieur du son. Lars von Trier a été l'un des plus jeunes étudiants de l'histoire. Anciens élèves Liens externes (da) Site officiel Portail de Copenhague Portail du cinéma Portail des arts du spectacle Portail de l’éducation
Den Danske Filmskole

Den Danske Filmskole (Deense filmschool) is een Deense instelling voor hoger kunstonderwijs die valt onder het Deens ministerie van cultuur (Kulturministeriet). De instelling biedt onderwijs in film, televisie en andere mediagerelateerde producties. De school heeft ongeveer 100 studenten en is gelegen in Holmen in het havengebied van Kopenhagen . Geschiedenis De filmschool werd opgericht in 1966 door filmregisseur Theodor Christensen en is de enige staatshogeschool voor film- of televisieproducties. De opleidingen waren verspreid over verschillende locaties tot ze in 1998 op de huidige locatie terechtkwamen. Om te worden toegelaten tot de school dienen toekomstige studenten een werk in te zenden. Elk jaar komt er plaats voor zes nieuwe studenten vrij in elk van de vier studierichtingen: film, animatie, televisie en scenarioschrijven. De opleidingen duren 4 jaar, met uitzondering van de opleiding animatie die 4,5 jaar duurt. Jens Christian Lauritzen was de eerste rector van 1966 tot 1969. Sinds 2014 wordt de school bestuurd door Vinca Wiedemann. Alumni Bille August (1973, afgestudeerd in cinematografie) Krass Clement (1978) Rumle Hammerich (1979) Åke Sandgren (1979) Lars Von Trier (1982) Vladimir Oravsky (1982) Lone Scherfig (1984) Susanne Bier (1987) Niels Arden Oplev (1987) Anthony Dod Mantle (1989) Carsten Fromberg (1989) Thomas Vinterberg (1993) Per Fly (1993) Peter Flinth (1993) Ole Christian Madsen (1993) Reza Parsa (1995) Anders Morgenthaler (1998) Dagur Kári (1999) Pernille Fischer Christensen (1999) Christoffer Boe (2001) Daniel Espinosa (2001) Eva Mulvad (2001) Anders August (2007) Externe link Officiële website
Датская киношкола

Датская киношкола (дат. Den Danske Filmskole) — художественное высшее учебное заведение при Министерстве культуры Дании. Готовит специалистов в области кино, телевидения и других медиа. Основана в 1966 году (в один год с Немецкой школой кино и телевидения, DFFB) кинорежиссёром Теодором Кристенсеном. Располагалась в Кристиансхавн. С 1998 года находится в Хольмене, бывшей базе Королевских военно-морских сил Дании в Копенгагене, превращённой в кампус. Рядом находятся Королевская академия архитектуры, дизайна и консервации, Консерватория ритмической музыки и Датская школа исполнительских искусств. Киношкола принимает новых студентов каждые два года на четырёхгодичные программы: «Продюсер» «Сценарист» «Кинооператор» «Монтажёр» «Звукорежиссёр» «Художник-постановщик» «Режиссёр документального кино» «Режиссёр игрового кино» «Режиссёр анимации» «Разработчик игр» С 2024 года ректором является кинорежиссёр Кристоффер Хегнсвад. Ссылки filmskolen.dk (дат.) — официальный сайт Датской киношколы
Den Danske Filmskole

Den Danske Filmskole är en konstnärlig utbildningsinstitution i Danmark som ligger under Kulturministeriet och som utbildar folk inom film- och TV-produktion samt andra medierelaterade produktioner. Skolan har cirka 100 elever och leds sedan den 1 mars 2014 av rektor Vinca Wiedemann. Skolan ligger på Holmen i Köpenhamn. Historia Skolan bildades 1966 under Det Danske Filminstitut med filminstruktören och -teoretikern Theodor Christensen och Jens Christian Lauritzen som drivkrafterna bakom bildandet och med den sistnämnda som institutionens första rektor. 1988 blev skolan en självständig institution och 1998 flyttade skolan till sina nuvarande lokaler på Holmen, efter att tidigare ha varit utspridd på flera olika platser. Rektorer Tidigare elever (i urval) Bille August Susanne Bier Vladimir Oravsky Lars von Trier Stefano González Ali Abbasi Daniel Espinosa Externa länkar Officiell webbplats Den Danske Filmskoles hemsida
Vigsø (ø)

For alternative betydninger, se Vigsø. (Se også artikler, som begynder med Vigsø) Vigsø er en lille ubeboet ø i Smålandsfarvandet nordøst for Lolland. Siden 1983 har Vigsø været vildtreservat, og øen er et vigtigt ynglested for mange forskellige fuglearter. Kilder Skov- og Naturstyrelsen
Vigsø

Vigsø ist eine unbewohnte 140 ha große dänische Insel im Smålandsfarvandet (deutsch Smålandsfahrwasser) nördlich der Insel Lolland. Die Insel gehört zur Kirchspielsgemeinde (dän.: Sogn) Vigsnæs Sogn, die bis zur dänischen Kommunalreform von 1970 zur Harde Musse Herred im damaligen Maribo Amt gehörte, danach zur Sakskøbing Kommune im damaligen Storstrøms Amt, die mit der nächsten dänischen Kommunalreform 2007 in der Guldborgsund Kommune in der Region Sjælland aufging. Die Insel ist seit 1983 Wildschutzgebiet, das Betreten ist verboten. Auf der Insel liegt ein Dolmen. Siehe auch Liste dänischer Inseln
Studiestræde 10

Studiestræde 10 is a Neoclassical property in the Latin Quarter of Copenhagen, Denmark. The building was listed in the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1964. History Twi snakker houses at the site were destroyed in the Copenhagen Fire of 1795. Master carpenters Christopher Crane & Henrich Kayser completed a property on the merged lots in 1800-1801. It consisted of a three-storey building towards the street and a four-storey building on the other side of the courtyard. Keyser lived with his family in the building. He was a first lieutenant in the civil guard and also a member of Copenhagen Fire Department. In 1809, his tenants were a master painter, a jeweler and a goldsmith who each lived there with their families and a maid. The property was in 1835 owned by L. Mortensen and at least nine households lived on the four floors. by then. The property was in the 1860s owned by ship broker N. C. Lassen who lived at No. 13. The decoration painter Georg Christian Hilker was among the residents in 1867-68. A grocer's shop had by then opened in the basement. A cork factory named Aaberg & Bergs was in the 1870 and 1880s based in the building. Berg lived with his family on the third floor in the rear wing. The cement factory Cimbria had an office on the ground floor. N. C. Lassen's kept the property after her husband's death in circa 2880. Master painter Frederik A. Møller acquired the building in around 1900. He occupied the two lower floors of the front building. The University of Copenhagen purchased the building for DKK 150,000 in 1942. It was one of several properties in the street acquired by the university in the early 1940s to allow for a future extension of its premises. An antiquarian bookshop had opened in the basement in 1933. It was from 1939 operated under the name Bog-Børsen by a new owner. Bog-Børsen was from 1937 owned by Kristian Andersen. The politician Per Hækkerup lived in the apartment of the second floor in the mid 1940s. The university's Institute of Criminology was from 1960 based on the first floor. The premises were later taken over by the Institute of Public Management (Institut for Forvaltningslæree). Part of the Institute of Economy has also been based in the building. The rear wing was demolished in the late 1970s. The university sold Studiestræde 10 and Studiestræde 8 in circa 2007. The new owners renovated the building in 2011. Architecture Studiestræde 10 consists of three storeys over a raised cellar and is five bays wide. The two outer bays are wider and slightly projecting compared to the three central ones. An arched gateway is located in the left hand side of the building and the window in the ground floor's fifth bay is placed in an arched niche. See also Studiestræde 15 References