Film history reframed in steel

“Bloody brilliant, Egon!”

You can sense both the roar of the polar bear and the history of Danish cinema in the buildings on the former allotment site in Valby. Here, Nordisk Film has provided the setting for generations of stories, characters and moments that remain firmly embedded in Danish culture.

The sound stages and office facilities have now been renovated with classic trapezoidal sheets on the roofs and façades. It is a solution that fits naturally with the site’s industrial character while giving the buildings a striking, cohesive appearance.

The red-brown façades, light grey roofs and anthracite grey window sections create a harmonious colour scheme that highlights both the site’s history and its everyday life. The look is recognisable and functional, with the distinctive sense of nostalgia one would expect from a venerable institution such as Nordisk Film.

Steel profiles that respect cinematic history

Trapezoidal sheets are an obvious choice for buildings where strength, reliability and a classic industrial appearance matter. At Nordisk Film, the profiles help protect the buildings while continuing an honest choice of materials that suits both the sound stages and office facilities.

The stage is set and the scenery is ready at one of the world’s oldest film companies. Renovated with steel, character and respect for its history.

Location

Mosedalvej 14, 2500 Valby

Building type

Commercial and office

Material selection

Polyester

Roof

Trapezoidal sheet 35-190

Colour

Light grey

Façade

Trapezoidal sheet 20-115

Colour

Red-brown

Accessories

Flashings