Charlotte Garden

designed by SLA - Stig L. Andersson /

Location: Copenhagen / Denmark / Type: Atriums / Gardens / Residential Parks / Built: 2004 /
Show on Google Maps / Published on August 31, 2010

Landscape Architecture: SLA
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Client: Harald Simonsens Ejendomsselskab
Team: Stig L. Andersson, Hanne Bruun Møller, Lars Nybye Sørensen
Collaborators: Lundgaard & Tranberg
Design phase: 2003 Construction: 2003-2004
Area: 1,3 ha.
Cost of construction: 1,1 mill. €

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