
3XN: bella sky hotel now open
consisting of two asymmetrical towers, the hotel's form is read in a completely different manner depending on the vantage point, establishing a clear and distinguishable presence on the site.
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‘bella sky hotel’ by 3XN in copenhagen, denmarkphotography by adam moerk all images courtesy of 3XN
danish architecture practice 3XN has completed ‘bella sky hotel’, a new landmark accommodation and conference center in copenhagen, denmark. situated between the old city core and orestad – copenhagen’s growth center – the project is an extension of the bella center, and injects the site with a fresh urban identity. consisting of two asymmetrical towers, the hotel’s form is read in a completely different manner depending on the vantage point. the structure tapers down to a slim set of footprints and inclines in opposite directions. as a result, all 814 rooms obtain an unobstructed view of the flat landscape.

serving as a visual landmark on the site, the towers are distinguished by a dynamic and graphic skin of white triangular panels. even from a great distance, the slightly pixelating effect is clearly read. the lobby, which merges into the existing entrance of the bella center, causes a twist of the ground floor, resulting in a dramatic street presence for the hotel.
to see images of the project during construction and to read more about the concept, click here for our previous coverage.

street view
(left) exterior view (right) skin detail

from street
night view
project info:
client: copenhagen congree center/bella center a/s size: 42,000 m2 rooms: 814 engineer: ramboll M&E: EKJ a/s
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