New hood to grow around Bella Center in Copenhagen

Lucie Rychla

Scandinavia’s largest exhibition and conference venue Bella Center in Copenhagen plans to build a whole new city district in Ørestad with 2,000 apartments.

The Bella district (Bellakvarter) will offer a diverse range of housing opportunities – both for families with children and international guests who are attending cultural events and conferences.

The new sustainable district will include semi-detached houses, public housing, New York-style lofts, offices, institutions and stores, and it will provide jobs to about 7,000 people.

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Award-winning designers
Bellakvarter is a joint venture of Bella Center Copenhagen, AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen and Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers, which plan to invest 6-7 billion kroner.

The district has been designed by the award-winning Danish architect firms COBE and Vilhem Lauritzen Architects, which took inspiration from the capital’s central hoods.

COBE has previously designed the award-winning library in Nordvest, the new station building at Nørreport and the urban space on Israels Plads in central Copenhagen.

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