Designer
Bystrup Architects
Bystrup Architects (Bystrup Arkitekter) is a Danish architecture and design firm established in 1994 and based in Copenhagen. It mainly develops buildings, bridges and power pylons.
Biography
Background
Bystrup Architects (Bystrup Arkitekter) is a Danish architecture and design firm established in 1994 and based in Copenhagen. It mainly develops buildings, bridges and power pylons.
Notable Works
The firm created the Pandora headquarters in Copenhagen, the Munich Trade Fair (Neue Messe München) and the Norwegian Trade Fair (Norges Varemesse), and designed the Langelinje Bridge in central Copenhagen. For Louis Poulsen it designed the LP Nest post-top luminaire, launched in 2010.
Power pylons
From 2001 the firm developed design power pylons. Its Design Pylon took first prize in an international competition run by Energinet.dk in 2001, about 80 of them stand in Denmark, and 500 pylons of its Eagle design were installed on a 400 kV line in Denmark. In 2011 the Royal Institute of British Architects gave it a reward for the T-Pylon, designed by Bystrup architect Rasmus Jessing.
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