Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects was in charge of designing the Highlands Branch Library located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The library offers a distinctive landmark underlining a new open and accessible creative center for the Highlands’ community.
Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects was responsible for constructing a cultural center in Nuuk, Greenland. Known as Katuaq Cultural Center, the building is seen as a dynamic meeting place for the intuits from the northern hemisphere. Finished in 1997, the 4,800 m2-sized building has won several awards, including 1st place for Selected Buildings Award in 1997.
In Finland, Ring Rail Line becomes one of the coolest train stations for the citizens. The construction started in 2009 and the line is operated in June 2015. This line is built for some clients who wish for modern and awesome underground stations with the best design and also the best technology.
Central Auditorium for Research and Learning (C.A.R.L) was designed by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects. Located in Aachen, Germany, the building is known as one of the most modern and largest lecture hall centers across Europe.
Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects was in charge of constructing ARoS Museum in Aarhus, Denmark. Known as the city’s cultural centerpiece, ARoS Museum is one of the largest museums in Northern Europe which was constructed on a 17,700 m2 site.
Located in the heart of Central London, the United Kingdom, City of Westminster College is existed to support the new ways of teaching and learning. Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects was in charge of the building construction and created the inside-out design to support the needs of every citizen who uses the College.
Known as the 5th oldest English-language university in the World, the University of Aberdeen owns a new library conveying a visual lightness and airiness in the design.
Tjuvlohmen is a two-housing residential constructed by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects in 2012 and finished in 2014. It is located in Oslo, Norway, and represents a modern and vibrant quarter with the magnificent view of Oslo fjord.
In 1999, Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects finished building an extension for The Royal Library. Located in the historic heart of Copenhagen, Denmark, the extension is seen as a radical shift from traditional library structure.
Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects was commissioned to construct Halmstad Library in Halmstad, Sweden. Situated in a parkland space on the Nissan River, the library overlooks the historical core of the town.