Carlsberg
The Carlsberg Brewery production plant in Valby closed in 2008, with plans to re-emerge as a new sustainable city district with 3,000 housing units, industry and commerce. The conversion of the historical buildings on the old industrial site will follow a plan developed by the firm of architects Entasis. The kind of urban environment Entasis wants for the Carlsberg site is a dense city structure with attractive urban spaces, public transport, sustainable solutions for new buildings, and restorations of the existing ones, that adds up to create a sustainable city district. The project for the new Carlsberg city district, with its wide views, plentiful light, air and straight streets, points back to classic urban space and away from modernist suburban construction. In addition to a dynamic city life, dense urban structure makes for minimal strain on the environment.
Carlsberg Brewery was founded in 1847.
In 2007 entasis architects won the competition on the development of the Carlsberg area.
Extra material: Carlsberg Enghave Plads and Kalvebod Tunnel, Enghaveparken kort beskrivelse 1208, Vestre Kirkegård Guide apr26