Prinsens Bro near Christiansborg Palace in central Copenhagen was originally built in 1682. The existing bridge from 1926 was in such a poor state of repair that saving it would have been an exercise in futility. Now, the bridge to the islet of Slotsholmen has reopened in a new and stronger version. With greater carrying capacity and improved safety, the newly constructed bridge will serve all types of traffic for many years to come.

The City of Copenhagen has initiated a major regeneration project of the infrastructure and parking facilities in central Copenhagen. In this connection, Gottlieb Paludan Architects and SWECO won the project to regenerate Vendersgade together with the intersecting streets, Rømersgade and Linnésgade.

The Swedish Tile Award (Stora Kakelpriset) is awarded annually to architects who use tiles in an innovative and creative manner. Gottlieb Paludan Architects receives the award jointly with the Swedish architectural company Urban Design for their design of the biomass-fuelled CHP plant, Värtaverket, in the Swedish capital.

Hvidovre Local Authority invites interested parties to participate in an architectural competition to design a new Cultural Centre in Hvidovre. The brief is to build Kulturgården (the Cultural Centre) complete with ‘Theatre Garden’ as well as arrival and parking areas on a site which is just over 2,000 square metres. The total construction sum amounts to some DKK 70 million excluding VAT.