As an extension of Panum Institute at the University of Copenhagen, the Mærsk Tower reimagines brutalist design for a modern era. Designed by C.F. Møller Architects, the tower’s GRC cladding was carefully chosen to echo the adjacent 1970s buildings while introducing a lighter, more dynamic aesthetic.
With over 8,000 panels spanning 11,000 m², the grey cornices creates a striking interplay of form and texture. Lightweight yet versatile, the GRC elements were crafted in 1,000 unique variants for both external and internal cladding, mounted with hidden fixtures for a seamless look.
Using intelligent mould design and innovative production methods we can create custom GRC elements that seamlessly blend form and function.
Denmark
Hjørnegårdsvej 10,
4623 Ll. Skensved
England
Suite 15a, Point South,
Park Plaza, Heath Hayes,
Cannock WS12 2DB
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