Aarhus City Hall
The building
In 1941, Arne Jacobsen designed Aarhus City Hall, which has since been a historic building that is a perfect example of Danish functionalism. Arne Jacobsen also designed the parquet floors, which are located in the large entrance hall.
Name of Project
Aarhus City Hall
Location
Aarhus
Year of construction
1941
Architect
Arne Jacobsen
Product
Herringbone
Wood species
Oak
Total m2 delivered
1.000
NB:The images of wood types are not grading images
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