Slated to be inaugurated in 2013, the new building for the University of Southern Denmark by Henning Larsen Architects provides a study and work environment to the students and employees. Situated in the town of Kolding, the structure is claimed to be the first low-energy university building in Denmark, for it’ll just consume 48 kWh/m2/year that is 75 percent less in comparison to such other university buildings. Classified as a low-energy class 1 building, the structure features spatial arrangement to harness optimum natural light and ventilation, teaching the lessons of a sustainable lifestyle to the students.
Via: Henning Larsen Architects/Ecofriend