A curated collection of my projects from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.
Followed by professional work for:
The Office Group, Galeries Lafayette, Gasoline Grill, Private Clients
Vester Voldgade
Gasoline Grill
Rooftop Furniture
The F16 Bath House
Dealing with contamination
Visitor center
Borough Yards,
The Office Group
by
Studio David Thulstrup
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Role:
Concept and
Project Architect
Project while working for:
Studio David Thulstrup
Photographs by:
Ben Anders
The Office Group
by
Studio David Thulstrup
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Role:
Concept and
Project Architect
Project while working for:
Studio David Thulstrup
Photographs by:
Ben Anders
New coworking offices
Borough Yards
13 Dirty Lane
London, SE1 9PA
+20.000 sq. ft.
Completion - July 2022
The new workspace offering from TOG weaves together old and new, spanning two buildings – a former warehouse and a new teardrop-shaped structure. The two are conceived to work together seamlessly as a coherent whole.
In this dynamic context of present and past, brick textures, urban infrastructure and contemporary leisure, we drew on the area’s industrial tones to compose a space that mixes the shell’s textured glass, glass bricks and floor-to-ceiling windows, with interiors using brushed metal surfaces, tactile fabrics, abundant wooden accents, and natural earth tones.
Link to project
Publications↴
Wallpaper*
Borough Yards
13 Dirty Lane
London, SE1 9PA
+20.000 sq. ft.
Completion - July 2022
The new workspace offering from TOG weaves together old and new, spanning two buildings – a former warehouse and a new teardrop-shaped structure. The two are conceived to work together seamlessly as a coherent whole.
In this dynamic context of present and past, brick textures, urban infrastructure and contemporary leisure, we drew on the area’s industrial tones to compose a space that mixes the shell’s textured glass, glass bricks and floor-to-ceiling windows, with interiors using brushed metal surfaces, tactile fabrics, abundant wooden accents, and natural earth tones.
Link to project
Publications↴
Wallpaper*
Private Residence,
Vester Voldgade
by
Studio David Thulstrup
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Role:
Architect and on site consulting
Project while working for:
Studio David Thulstrup
Photographs by:
Irina Boersma
Vester Voldgade
by
Studio David Thulstrup
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Role:
Architect and on site consulting
Project while working for:
Studio David Thulstrup
Photographs by:
Irina Boersma
Full refurbishment of a private residence
Vester Voldgade, Copenhagen K
160 m2
Completion - January 2020
The key architectural interventions are the exposure of the pitch roof structure, extending the kitchen space into the living space and adding a roof terrace that is exposed
to sun light throughout the day. A spiral staircase made from glass-blasted steel and a custom yellow-pated zinc finish mainly used for industrial purposes was custom made to create a new internal connection.
Link to project
Publications↴
ArchDaily
Architecture and Wonder
Ark Journal VOL II, 2020
EST
Vester Voldgade, Copenhagen K
160 m2
Completion - January 2020
The key architectural interventions are the exposure of the pitch roof structure, extending the kitchen space into the living space and adding a roof terrace that is exposed
to sun light throughout the day. A spiral staircase made from glass-blasted steel and a custom yellow-pated zinc finish mainly used for industrial purposes was custom made to create a new internal connection.
Link to project
Publications↴
ArchDaily
Architecture and Wonder
Ark Journal VOL II, 2020
EST
Gasoline Grill, Værnedamsvej
by
Studio David Thulstrup
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Role:
Project planning, Lead architect, on site consulting
Project while working for:
Studio David Thulstrup
Photographs by:
Hampus Berndtson
Studio David Thulstrup
︎
Role:
Project planning, Lead architect, on site consulting
Project while working for:
Studio David Thulstrup
Photographs by:
Hampus Berndtson
Burger Store Concept
Værnedamsvej 2, Copenhagen
77 m2
Completion - August 2019
Concept and design of a burger restaurant that counters convention with an original and elegant expression while also being unpretentious and simple in keeping with Gasoline Grill’s open and honest approach. Galvanized steel and LED lights are alternated with a warm terrazzo of light brown and red pebbles for the counter top and flooring, The open kitchen and counter are inserted into the space, floating free of the perimeter walls and highlighting the existing plaster ceiling, which has distinctive small arches.
SDT designed a new stool in European oak in partnership with e15, with simple geometry and a sculptural profile that is solid and stable and perfect for its fast food location. Other custom designs include the suspended ceiling above the kitchen made of galvanized steel, terrazzo basin, a metal cabinet for the meat grinder and a backlit menu box and beverage display units.
Text by Studio David Thulstrup
Link to project
Publications↴
STYLEPARK
Yellowtrace
Værnedamsvej 2, Copenhagen
77 m2
Completion - August 2019
Concept and design of a burger restaurant that counters convention with an original and elegant expression while also being unpretentious and simple in keeping with Gasoline Grill’s open and honest approach. Galvanized steel and LED lights are alternated with a warm terrazzo of light brown and red pebbles for the counter top and flooring, The open kitchen and counter are inserted into the space, floating free of the perimeter walls and highlighting the existing plaster ceiling, which has distinctive small arches.
SDT designed a new stool in European oak in partnership with e15, with simple geometry and a sculptural profile that is solid and stable and perfect for its fast food location. Other custom designs include the suspended ceiling above the kitchen made of galvanized steel, terrazzo basin, a metal cabinet for the meat grinder and a backlit menu box and beverage display units.
Text by Studio David Thulstrup
Link to project
Publications↴
STYLEPARK
Yellowtrace
Rooftop Furniture,
Nygårdsvej
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Role:
Architect and on site consulting
Project while working for:
Kereby
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Role:
Architect and on site consulting
Project while working for:
Kereby
Rooftop Furniture for youth housing
Nygårdsvej 16, Copenhagen Ø
Completion - June 2021
The assignment was to create a way to divide the rooftop terrace into smaller spaces in order to not encourage parties on the rooftop terrace. An initial project of erecting fences cut off the terrace for larger gatherings had been created and had official approval.
Instead of finding an off-the-shelf fence, a counter-proposal was created. What if we encourage other uses of the space than partying and turn it into a gathering spot where
physical activities are possible, where you go up for herbs when you are cooking, or sunbath in the
summer? Building the furniture out of standard-sized elephant grates, the structure fits into the aesthetic of the building by using the same material and finish galvanized steel. Divisions are created by in corporating flower pots into the structure and by
organizing the grates in different heights.
Nygårdsvej 16, Copenhagen Ø
Completion - June 2021
The assignment was to create a way to divide the rooftop terrace into smaller spaces in order to not encourage parties on the rooftop terrace. An initial project of erecting fences cut off the terrace for larger gatherings had been created and had official approval.
Instead of finding an off-the-shelf fence, a counter-proposal was created. What if we encourage other uses of the space than partying and turn it into a gathering spot where
physical activities are possible, where you go up for herbs when you are cooking, or sunbath in the
summer? Building the furniture out of standard-sized elephant grates, the structure fits into the aesthetic of the building by using the same material and finish galvanized steel. Divisions are created by in corporating flower pots into the structure and by
organizing the grates in different heights.
