PensionDanmark and NCC have signed an agreement to build a 13,000m² office building for approximately €39.2m (SEK 400m). The aim is for the structure to achieve a minimum sustainability certification of DGNB Gold. The scheme was designed by PLH Arkitekter, and is expected to be completed by summer 2023. Marmormolen wharf is located in central Copenhagen in the old free port area, which has recently been transformed from an international port into a popular residential area, with offices, restaurants, supermarkets and subway connections. Construction will begin in the third quarter of 2021 and is expected to be completed by summer 2023. The order is valued at approximately 38.3m (SEK 390m) and will be registered in the third quarter of 2021 in the NCC Building Nordics business area.
“We look forward to starting this exciting building, which has a fantastic location and features a number of attractive architectural details,” said Ole Moller Petersen, Project Manager at NCC. “The project will be carried out through a highly constructive collaboration between the developer, consultants and NCC. The result will be an office building that maintains a high level of quality in terms of layout, choice of materials, sustainability and indoor climate.”
“The construction of this office building marks the completion of the Marmormolen area, which will respond well to PensionDanmark’s property investment ideals. We are creating a vibrant, attractive business district in central Copenhagen, with beautiful surroundings and a focus on sustainability. This will enable us to offer a range of fantastic workplaces and a sound investment for our members’ pension savings,” said Marius Møller, Senior Vice President at PensionDanmark.
