Dissing Weitling

Dissing wide Ling is an international design and architecture firm based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The office is known for designing well-known bridges, ranging from small pedestrian and bicycle bridges to some of the longest bridges in the world.

History

The namesake Hans Dissing (1926-1998) and Otto Weitling were both executives of the office of Arne Jacobsen. After his death in 1971, she founded an architectural partnership, in order to complete the work begun Jacobsen. These projects included the Mainz town hall, a cottage area on Fehmarn and the Danish Embassy in London. 1972 won Dissing Weitling the tender for the IBM Centre in Hamburg's City Nord and the art collection of North Rhine -Westphalia in Dusseldorf.

Selected Projects

Building

  • Mainz Rathaus, Germany (1971 completed )
  • Danish National Bank, Copenhagen, Denmark (1971 completed )
  • IBM Centre, Hamburg, Germany (1974 completed )
  • Danish Embassy in London, England (1977 completed )
  • Iraqi Central Bank ( Central Bank of Iraq ), Baghdad, Iraq (1985 completed )
  • K20 Art Gallery, Dusseldorf, Germany (1986 completed )
  • Sonofon Headquarters, Copenhagen, Denmark (1998 completed )
  • Folketing: Renovation and Interior Design, Copenhagen, Denmark (2004 completed )
  • Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek: Renovation, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • DR Byen, Copenhagen Ørestad, Denmark (2006 completed )
  • Rheingold Halle ( Mainz), extension of the Mainz Congress Centre (2006 completed )
  • Library of the Faculty for Humanities, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (2008 completed )
  • Crowne Plaza, Copenhagen Ørestad, Denmark ( completed 2009)
  • Ramboll headquarters, Copenhagen Ørestad, Denmark ( completed 2010)
  • Office complex in Vilnius, Lithuania ( tender winner 2008)

Bridges

  • Storebæltsbroen, Funen / Sealand, Denmark (1998 completed )
  • Mittelland Canal Bridge, Hannover, Germany (1999 completed )
  • Oresund Bridge, Denmark / Sweden ( Ausschreibungsgewinner. The project was completed in 2000 does not correspond to the D W model)
  • Nelson Mandela Bridge, Johannesburg, South Africa (2003 completed )
  • Universitetsbron, Malmö, Sweden (2004 completed )
  • Bryggebroen, Copenhagen, Denmark (2006 completed )
  • Munksjöbron, Jönköping, Sweden (2007 completed )
  • Stonecutters Bridge, Hong Kong, China ( Ausschreibungsgewinner. detail design of Arup. 2009 completed )
  • Åbroen, Copenhagen, Denmark (2008 completed )
  • Tradeston Bridge, Glasgow, Scotland (2009 completed )
  • Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre Bridge, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
  • Sitra Interchange, Sitra, Bahrain
  • Pirbrua (via the Nidelva ), Trondheim, Norway
  • Ancient Near Bridge, Bad Kreuznach, Germany (completed in 2014)
  • Viaduc Trans - Rhumel Constantine Wilaya de Constantine, Algeria (completion in 2014 )
  • Botniabanan bridges, Umeå, Sweden
  • Bridge over the Straits of Messina, Italy ( Project 2012 in the wake of the Euro crisis set )
  • Qatar Lusail Bridge, Lusail, Qatar (bidding winner 2007)
  • New Gerald Desmond Bridge, California, USA (completion 2016Vorlage: Future / In 2 years )
  • New Forth Crossing, Scotland ( tender winner in 2008, construction of 2011 and is expected 2016Vorlage: Future / In 2 years )
  • Fixed link between Lolland, Denmark and Fehmarn, Germany ( tender winner 2009 completion 2021Vorlage: Future / In 5 years )
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