Aarhus again, and the Iceberg Building area. Fascinating architecture.
On reaching the Iceberg, we realised it clearly is best seen from the sea.
No easy angles here… and I was a bit disappointed that they were building a high tower right next to this complex – see this in the first photo.
The area is well worth a visit – and I enjoyed walking there for an hour or two.
Leya 
Wow! Some fantastic architecture! I love all the lines and angles.
I am glad! It was a real treat to me!
how very cool (pun intended)
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How unusual and creative is that architecture, Ann-Christine! Very unique. Thanks for sharing your trip.
I loved it – glad you liked it!
Wow, stunning architecture 🙂 thanks for sharing
Happy to do so! Glad you enjoyed.
oh wow! amazing architecture! is this in Denmark?
Yes it is Denmark.
Absolutely fascinating architecture from the outside but too many people too close together for me. The inside of the apartments can hardly display anything equally innovative ! Two observations re my home port of Sydney – four million euros would buy you very little special within many kilometres of the city centre . . . and tho’ Sydney-town has naturally grown in height nought has been built close to the Opera House – the huge forecourt and long walkway are and wall remain the same . . . think fondly back to have been one of the first thirty-odd to have been invited to the first dinner there way before it was ready to be opened . . . fabulous memories . . .
Wow! That dinner! You must be a very iimportant person, Eha!
Ha ! Ha ! Just represented our family firms !! When those born in Europe arrived here Australia was still rather poor in the opera, symphony, ballet, theatre et al which all of us had been taught to appreciate from age 6-7 . . . and there were no large opera houses to which we were used here . . . remember we are going back half a century ! Many of us had began successful businesses and gave every cent we could to ‘hello the cause’ ! So when the months of opening ceremonies, balls, receptions began we were thanked by invitations to dozens of occasions . . . we were young, at ease with English et al and my FIL usually put our name down to represent our firms . . . looking back I guess one could write a book 🙂 !!!
I wish you would write that book, Eha!
Wow!!
About that, yes.
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Inviting, amazing and utterly unknown to me. Thanks for the introduction, Ann-Christine. Even if I couldn’t afford to live there.
Who could? I just wondered who really lives there… But amazing they are!
It looks so clean and fresh, and anything on the water always appeals to me, Ann-Christine.
I would guess it does, Jo. But the money… You really have to be ugly rich…
I can manage the ugly!
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It truly is amazing architecture and I like the canal going between the buildings in your one shot. Your photos make it look lovely and inviting.
It really looked inviting to me…but far too expensive. Only for rich city folk and rich retired people I guess.
Realy exceptional architecture ! I read your comment about the prices too…. I’m afraid even the smallest one on the ground level would be te expensive for me.
For most of us I think… but we met a young couple who lived in one of them…I asked if they had money left for food…? I guess they both had top jobs.
I would be very happy in one f those apartments. The blue balconies add so much to the design. As you say, it’s a pity an ugly high tower has been positioned beside these lovely buildings but that happens and it’s no fault of the architect. I always feel I was lucky to see Sydney’s Opera House standing alone and so beautifully in the harbour before the town planners ruined the aspect by building all around it.
You saw the Opera House standing alone – must have been a beauty and an uplifting feeling!♥ I feel so sorry about everything being cluttered as time goes.
Beautiful buildings and photographed so well. It is a must see. Thanks for bringing it to us.
Happy to do so!
I love those blue balconies. It’s all so clean too!
It is. A funny thing is that they are leaning upwards or downwards – can you see it?
Very modernistic. If I had to live in an apartment I would like it to be something like one of these with a large private balcony and water views. I suspect these apartments are very expensive!
The top apartement is 4million euro…but that is one single apartement. The others are around 5-600000 euro… I wonder who really lives there.
Oh my! We won’t be moving there then!
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Dear Ann-Christine,
absolutely amazing architecture. We have the feeling for seeing avantgard architecture one has to visit Scandinavia. We also like the work of Snøhetta like the opera house in Oslo and Renzo Piano’s Astrup Fearnley Museet also in Oslo.
Thanks for sharing your fine pictures
The Fab Four of Cley
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Love those you mentioned as well, architecture is an amazing art. Here: CEBRA, JDS, SeARCH, LOUIS PAILLARD.
That is amazing architecture. Those shapes and angles. The first photo looked like one of those ”It will look like this” on prospectus brochures drawings. 🙂
Ha – when you say it – yes. Maybe it does!
Wow! Nice idiosyncratic thing
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