“Water whispers,” a voice murmured nearby. We stand before Laanshøj vandtårn. It’s more than just a water tower. It’s a concrete poem, a silent symphony in Brønshøj. Laanshøj vandtårn isn’t just a functional structure. It’s a listed building, a testament to the vision of architect Ib Lunding. Built between 1928 and 1930, Laanshøj vandtårn stands as a proud sentinel, watching over the city. The tower’s design echoes the swirling motion of water. Round windows spiral upwards, mimicking the flow of water as it rises. The surrounding greenery even reflects this theme, planted to resemble a wave. Inside Laanshøj vandtårn, massive concrete pillars draw the eye upwards towards the spiral staircase. Light filters through the round windows, creating an almost ethereal atmosphere. This isn’t just a place to store water. It’s a space for art installations, concerts, meetings, and even photo shoots. The acoustics within Laanshøj vandtårn are unique. The reverberations of sound create an unforgettable auditory experience. Imagine the echoing melodies of a concert within these concrete walls. While owned by the municipality and administered by Kultur N, Laanshøj vandtårn welcomes the public for various events. Remember a jacket though, as the interior remains cool even on warm days. Laanshøj vandtårn, a place where function meets artistry. A place where water whispers stories of the past, present, and future.
Galleri KANT
Founded in 2009 by Kerry Harm Nielsen and Anna Gram Sørensen Galleri KANT is more than just a gallery. It’s