# List of industrial buildings in Greater Copenhagen

This list of industrial buildings in Greater Copenhagen lists industrial buildings in Copenhagen, Denmark.

## Copenhagen
### Inner City

| Location | Origins | Current use |
| Bryggernes Plads 7 | Carlsberg building. | Hotel Ottilia. |
| Bryggernes Plads 7 | Carlsberg building. | Hotel Ottilia. |
| Bredgade 84–86 | Royal Danish Silk Manufactury from 1756. The rear wings and the building at No.36 are not listed. |
| Dronningensgade 77 | Nielsen & Jensen biscuit and cake factory constructed in 1898. | |
| J. C. Jacobsens Gade | Carlsberg warehouse and worjkshop from 1883. | In 2020-22, Rød Lagerbygning was adapted for use as an office building to designs by Årstiderne/Sweco. |
| Langebrogade 6 | J. Wiedemann and Steff sausage factory 1906–1907. | The buildings have been converted into offices. |
| Pilestræde 34 | Berlingske printing building designed by Bent Helweg-Møller. | |
| Store Kongensgade 23B | Former silver factory constructed for Bernhard Hertz in 1887 | In 2009, Store Kongensgade 23B was converted into residential apartments. |
| Studiestræde 54 | Copenhagen Waterworks: Denmark's first industrial waterworks, completed in 1859 to designs by Niels Sigfred Nebelong. | The music venue Pumpehuset is based in one of the buildings. The other buildings have been converted into a daycare. |
| Tietgensgade 23 | The Western Power Station constructed in 1896–09 to designs by Ludvig Fenger. | The building has now been converted into a distant cooling facility. |

### Amager

| Location | Origins | Current use |
| Alléen 2-26, Tårnby | Former Kastrup Værk ceramics factory established by Jacob Fortling in the 18th century. The buildings were later operated as a brewery. | The building has been converted into offices. |
| Amager Boulevard 115 | Building constructed for the Royal Mint in 1923 to designs by Martin Borch. It has now been converted into student dwellings. | |
| Artillerivej | FDB knitwear factory from 1935. | Trikotagen: The building has been converted into office space. |
| Holmbladsgade 70 | Former Sadolin & Holmblad paint factory. | Sadolinparken: The site has bow been redeveloped into a mixed-use neighbourhood with a mixture of new and old buildings. |
| Holmbladsgade | Former Phillips light bulb factory. | Now operated as a multi-tenant office building under the name Edison. |
| Jemtlandsgade | Building constructed for Holmblad's oil mill in 1880. It has now been converted into a community centre. | Kvarterhuset Amagerbro |
| Kigkurren 6-8 | Horwitz & Kattentid | |
| Prags Boulevard 49 | Former Toms confectionery factory. | |
| Reberbanegade 3 | Former Jacob Holm & Sønner rope factory. | Amager Center |
| Snorresgade 20 | Former home of International Harbester's Danish subsidiary. | Scan Group headquarters. |
| Snorresgade 22 | Vonstructed for Dansk Tarmimport in 1915. The book printer Hertz Bogtrykkeri was later based in the building. | Show room for the design brand Vipp. |
| Strandlodsvej 5 | Former printing dyes factory from the 1930s. Later used by the Danish Film Institute as a film storing facility. | Filmlageret: converted into youth housing by Spacon & X in 2019-2022. |
| Strandlodsvej 44 | Factory constructed for Dansk Staalmøbelfabrik in 1945–46 to designs by Niels Gotenborg. Valdemar Tørsleff & Co. was a tenant in the building from 1947 and bought it in 1977. | It has now been converted into office space. |
| Sturlasgade 10 | Viking pencil factory from 1924. | The building has now been converted into apartments. |

### Bispebjerg

| Location | Origins | Current use |
| Bispevej 4 | C. Schou's Factory | |
| Brofogedvej 10 | Andreas Christensen's Piano Factory from 1918 | The building is now owned by Johl-Sørensen. It houses the company headquarters and well as a small concert hall and rehearsal facilities for pianists. |
| Dortheavej 4 | Farvergården | |
| Lygten 7 | A cluster of white buildings constructed for the dairy products company Enigheden. | In 2009, it was adapted for use as office space. |
| Skaffervej 4-6 | Blarke & Mahrt | |
| Glentevej 47 | | |
| Rentemestervej 14 | Nielsen & Jespersens: Two-storey Functionalist plastic factory from 1934, with a perpendicular extension from 1943 and another extension from 1944. The building was heritage listed in 1997. | |
| Rentemestervej 25 | Julius Winther's Machine Factory | |
| Rentemestervej 65-67 | Scala Sko | |
| Theklavej 10 | Thor's Steam Laundry | |

### Frederiksberg

| Location | Origins | Current use |
| Bernhard Bangs Allé 25 | Jørgen Petersen & Co.'s Footwear Factory from 1937 to 1938. | It has now been converted into office space. |
| Finsensvej 6 | August Neubert factory from 1897. | |
| Holger Danskes Vej 28-30 | Fishing net factory built in 1922 to designs by t A.S.K. Lauritzen. The facade features a relief of a fishing net with two fish. | The building has been converted into apartments. |
| Mtivej | Frederiksberg Metalvarefabrik from 1907 designed by Carl Brummer. | It is now known as Miltimediehuset. |
| Rahbeks Allé 3–11 | Rahbeks Allé Brewery from 1860–61 designed by Jens Eckersberg. | The buildings have now been converted into apartments. |
| Nordre Fasanvej | Novo insulin factory from 1934 with later additions, designed by Arne Jacobsen. | |
| Nordre Fasanvej | Tobacco factory constructed for Herman Kruge. In 1916, it was acquired by P. Wulff. | |
| Smallegade | Porcelænsparken: The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory's former factory site. |

### Nørrebro

| Location | Origins | Current use |
| Heimdalsgade 14–16 | Hintz & Co.'s Chocolate Factory Chokolate factory from 1914. |
| Guldbergsgade 29F | | Empire Bio |
| Guldbergsgade 29N | | KEA Guldbergsgade |
| Hamletsgade | Holger Petersen factory. | |
| Hermodsgade 24 | Coffee roaster from 1932 designed by Carl Servais; the building is heritage listed. |
| Hørsholmgade 20 | Brødrene Cloëtta chocolate factory from 1901. | |
| Nørrebrogade 45A | Rud. Rasmussen furniture factory. The building complex consisting of a residential wing fronting Nørrebrogade from 1894 to 1895, a four-storey furniture factory wing from 1876 towards Stengade and a longer furniture factory wing with mansard roof from 1911. The building complex was heritage listed in 2008. | |
| Tagensvej 85C | Holger Petersen's Textile Factory from 1887 to 1888 (heightened 1908) and one-storey dyeing plant from 1883. The building complex was heritage listed in 1990. | |
| Struenseegade 7-9 | Glud & Marstrand building | |
| Struenseegade 13-15 | Københavns Papæskefabrik | |

### Østerbro

| Location | Coordinates | Current use |
| Aldersrogade 6 | Hellesens Rnke & V. Ludvigsen factory from the 1910s. | |
| Aldersrogade 8 | Johnsen & Johnsen | |
| Blegdamsvej 60-62 | Nielsen & Winther | |
| Fanøgade 17 | Chr. Hansen's Laboratory | |
| Jagtvej 169 | Building originally constructed for Aldersro Brewery. It was later heightened and converted into a cigar factory. | |
| Jagtvej 175 | Galle & Jessen factory. | |
| Landskronagade 62-7 | Wessel & Vetts Dampvæveri | |
| Morten Grunwalds Plads 1, Østerbro | Gasometer constructed for the Eastern Gasworks in 1881–1883 to designs by Martin Nyrop. | The building was converted into a theatre in the 1879s. It was heritage listed in 194. |
| Oceanvej 1 | Tunnelfabrikken | |
| Øster Allé 6 | Eastern Power Station | |
| Ragnagade 7 | Georg Jensen's Silver Smithy | |
| Rønnegade 7 / Teglværksgade 31 | Nordisk Droge & Kemikalie | |
| Sandkaj 17 | Former DÆG silos | |
| Viborggade 70 | Building constructed for Københavns Smergelfabrik in 1907 to designs by Anton Rosen. |

### Valby

| Location | Origins | Current use |
| Bomuldsgade 4 | Former cotton mill constructed for De Danske Bomuldsspinderier in 1905–07. | Spinderiet. The building has been converted into a shopping centre. |
| Carl Jacobsensvej 25 | Former Københavns Sukkerraffinaderi processing plant from 1913. | The building has now been converted into one of several campuses of Copenhagen Technical College. |
| Carl Jacobsens Vej | Henkel factory | |
| Høffdingsvej | De Carlske Fabriker | |
| Værkstedsvej 8-54 | Håndværkerbyen | |
| Carl Jacobsensvej 16-18 | Former Dansk Pressefabrik factory. | Kapselfabrikken |
| Trekronergade 26 | Trekroner Brewery | |

### Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave

| Location | Origins | Current use |
| Energiporten 1 | H. C. Ørsted Power Station | Still used for its original purpose. |
| Fiskerihavnsgade 6 | Uni scrap building from 1918-29 | |
| Gammel Kongevej 25 | Messerschmidt's Tannaery | |
| Halmtorvet 9-17 | The Brown Meat District: Former cattle meat market from 1883 designed by Hans Jørgen Holm and Ludvig Fenger. | |
| Halmtorvet 19-27 | The White Meat District: Functionalist extension of the meat market from 1934 designed by Poul Holsøe. | |
| Halmtorvet 29 | Former chemical factory built for Alfred Benzon. | The building has been converted into apartments. |
| Scandiagade 8 | H. Hennings & Harving | |
| Vesterbrogade 144 | The Bing & Grøndahl factory site. | The building is now operated as serviced offices under the name Bings. |
| Vesterbrogade 140A | Tvedes Bryggeri | |
| Vesterbrogade 148 | Former iron foundry established by Heinrich Meldahl. | Teatret Sorte Hest |

## Suburban Copenhagen
### Gladsaxe Municipality

| Name | Image | Location | Origins | Current use |
| Søborg Møbler Factory | | Vestergade 73, Odense | | |
| Telefonfabrikken | | Telefonvej | Former Telefonfabrikken Automatic telephone factory. | The building was acquired by Gladsaxe Municipality in 2003. In 2015–2020, it was adapted for use as a cultural centre with the assistance of the architectural firm BDP Arkitekter. |

### Greve Municipality

| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
| Håndværkerbyen Greve | | Håndværkerbyen og Håndværkervænget, Greve | 1960s | | | |

### Hørsholm Municipality

| Name | Image | Location | Origins | Current use | Ref |
| Usserød Textile Factory | | Teglværksvej 23, Nivå | | Lyngsø Allé 3, Hørsholm | |

### Ishøj Municipality

| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
| Thorsborg Waterworks | Allévej 23, 27 og 33, Ishøj | 1906-09 | | | | |

### Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality

| Name | Location | Origins |
| Dansk Gardin- og Textil-Fabrik | | |
| Brede Works | Algade 2, Gørlev | 1913 |
| Pritzel's Factory | Lyngby Hovedgade 10 | 1909 |
| C. Schous Fabriker | Nymøllevej 55 | |

### Solrød Municipality

| Name | Image | Location | Origins | Current use | Notes | Ref |
| Kagstrup Kalkværker | | Højagervej, Karlstrup | 1913 | | | |

## Surroundings
### Fredensborg

| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
| Nivaagaard Brickworks | | Teglværksvej 23, Nivå | | Vestergade 73, Odense | | |

### Hillerød Municipality

| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
| Støberihallen | | Nordstensvej 1, 3400 Hillerød | 1918 | | | |

### Køge Municipality

| Name | Location | Origins |
| Codan Gummi | Københavnsvej 104, Køge | 1913 |
| Køge Iron Foundry | Vestergade 29, Køge Køge | 1913 |
| Privatmejeriet Vasebæk | Ågade 1, 4600 Køge | Former dairy from 1930. |

### Roskilde Municipality

| Name | Image | Location | Date | Coordinates | Notes | Ref |
| Maglekilde Machine Factory | | Algade 2, Gørlev | 1913 | | | |
| Roskilde Distillery | | Møllehusene 5, 4000 Roskilde | | | | |