Spotlight on Danish architecture in new exhibition

Lonely Planet Writer

A new exhibition titled '100 Danish Breakthroughs that Changed the World' has opened at The Danish Architecture Centre in Copenhagen.

The Danish Architecture Centre.

The Danish Architecture Centre. Image by jelm6 / CC BY 2.0

Running until 18 December, the show will highlight not only the work of star Danish architects such as Bjarke Ingels, but of the engineers who work to make new constructions possible. Read more: thelocal.dk

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