Technical University of Denmark
Building 208 has undergone a major renovation with a focus on student well-being and DTU's ambition to create a world-class learning environment. This has been done with respect for the architectural heritage and with a focus on responsible resource and energy consumption - both in construction and in operation.
"At DTU, we are pleased that the transformation is highlighted as an inspiring example of how public clients can optimize older buildings," says Anders B. Møller, Director of Campus Service at DTU.
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