Town Hall Square, Copenhagen, 1550

This central location is approximately 15 minutes away from Copenhagen Airport by car, and about a five minute walk from the central station. Twenty-five bus lines stop at the square, and in conjunction with the central station, it is one of the biggest public junctions in Copenhagen. Parking is available in nearby underground car parks. Among local amenities are a designer hotel next door, and an abundance of shops, restaurants, bars, cafes and the world famous Tivoli gardens.

Business Center City is located on Copenhagens Town Hall Square, overlooking the square, and with breathtaking views over the city from the top floor. The office building, also called The Richs Building designed by architect Alf Cock-Clausen in 1935, is especially known for its characteristic tower with the two weathergirls on the top of the colourful thermometer as tall as the building itself. Since its construction in 1935, the building has had a unique position in the heart of the city of Copenhagen and is still recognized as one of the most impressive trade- and industry buildings in town.

In the construction of this business center, Brink has successfully preserved some of the special characteristics from this historic building, including the original teak window frames, the wide marble windowsills, the chromium-plated handles on the solid mahogany doors, as well as furnishing from the same time period in the reception and lounge. These features are combined with modern, elegantly equipped offices including height-adjustable work desks, air-conditioning, IP telephony and much more. Strengthening the client’s profile has been emphasized; therefore, the business center is none branded.